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Of Whom the World Was Not Worthy: Sermons on the Lives and Works of the Patriarchs and Prophets of the Old Testament
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by Protopresbyter James Thornton
Publication Data: Etna, CA: Center for Traditionalist Orthodox Studies, 2010
Format: softcover
Number of Pages: 200
Dimensions (l × w × h): 21.3 cm × 13.8 cm × 0.6 cm
Additional Information: two-color printing
ISBN: 978‒0‒911165‒88‒3
by Protopresbyter James Thornton
“[...I]t seemed to this author that it would be of benefit to the faithful to learn something of the holy men of the Old Testament and through their stories and experiences to gain some appreciation of the vast expanse of the four-thousand-year-long history of the struggle for sanctity, what specialists often call the Heilsgeschichte, the ‘holy history,’ the history of God’s interaction with mankind. The need for the further presentation and elucidation of the Old Testament stories in an Orthodox Christian context was to me especially urgent since Orthodox Christians, at least those in America, are inadequately instructed in this subject and are often, therefore, the easy prey of sectarians of various stripes, who are always ready to exploit such circumstances to their own profit. That is unfortunate, even shameful, since Orthodox Christians are as much the true heirs to the legacy of the heroes of the Old Testament as they are to the legacy of the heroes of the New, and of all subsequent Christian history.”
—“Preface and Acknowledgements”
CONTENTS
Preface and Acknowledgements
Sermon One
Introduction
Sermon Two
Holy Patriarch and Righteous Forefather Abraham (Abraam)
Sermon Three
Holy Patriarch Isaac (Isaak)
Sermon Four
Holy Patriarch Jacob (Iakob)
Sermon Five
Holy Patriarch Joseph (Ioseph)
Sermon Six
Holy Prophet Job (Iob)
Sermon Seven
Holy Prophet and God-Seer Moses (Moÿses)
Sermon Eight
Holy Prophet Joshua (Iesous)
Sermon Nine
Holy Prophet Samuel (Samouel)
Sermon Ten
Holy Prophet-King David (Dauid)
Sermon Eleven
Holy Prophet-King Solomon
Sermon Twelve
Holy Prophet Joel (Ioel)
Sermon Thirteen
Holy Prophet Jonah (Ionas)
Sermon Fourteen
Holy Prophet Elias (Elijah), Part I
Sermon Fifteen
Holy Prophet Elias (Elijah), Part II
Sermon Sixteen
Holy Prophet Elisha (Eliseos)
Sermon Seventeen
Holy Prophet Amos
Sermon Eighteen
Holy Prophet Hosea (Osee)
Sermon Nineteen
Holy Prophet Obadiah (Abdias)
Sermon Twenty
Holy Prophet Isaiah (Esaias)
Sermon Twenty-One
Holy Prophet Micah (Michaias)
Sermon Twenty-Two
Holy Prophet Nahum (Naoum)
Sermon Twenty-Three
Holy Prophet Jeremiah (Ieremias)
Sermon Twenty-Four
Holy Prophet Baruch (Barouch)
Sermon Twenty-Five
Holy Prophet Zephaniah (Sophonias)
Sermon Twenty-Six
Holy Prophet Tobit
Sermon Twenty-Seven
Holy Prophet Habakkuk (Ambakoum)
Sermon Twenty-Eight
Holy Prophet Ezekiel (Iezekiel)
Sermon Twenty-Nine
Holy Prophet Daniel
Sermon Thirty
Holy Prophet Haggai (Angaios)
Sermon Thirty-One
Holy Prophet Zechariah (Zacharias)
Sermon Thirty-Two
Holy Prophet Malachi (Malachias)
Sermon Thirty-Three
Holy Prophet Ezra (Esdras)
Sermon Thirty-Four
Holy Prophet Nehemiah (Neemias)
Sermon Thirty-Five
Holy Prophet, Forerunner, and Baptist John
Bibliography
Index of Names
Format: softcover
Number of Pages: 200
Dimensions (l × w × h): 21.3 cm × 13.8 cm × 0.6 cm
Additional Information: two-color printing
ISBN: 978‒0‒911165‒88‒3
by Protopresbyter James Thornton
“[...I]t seemed to this author that it would be of benefit to the faithful to learn something of the holy men of the Old Testament and through their stories and experiences to gain some appreciation of the vast expanse of the four-thousand-year-long history of the struggle for sanctity, what specialists often call the Heilsgeschichte, the ‘holy history,’ the history of God’s interaction with mankind. The need for the further presentation and elucidation of the Old Testament stories in an Orthodox Christian context was to me especially urgent since Orthodox Christians, at least those in America, are inadequately instructed in this subject and are often, therefore, the easy prey of sectarians of various stripes, who are always ready to exploit such circumstances to their own profit. That is unfortunate, even shameful, since Orthodox Christians are as much the true heirs to the legacy of the heroes of the Old Testament as they are to the legacy of the heroes of the New, and of all subsequent Christian history.”
—“Preface and Acknowledgements”
CONTENTS
Preface and Acknowledgements
Sermon One
Introduction
Sermon Two
Holy Patriarch and Righteous Forefather Abraham (Abraam)
Sermon Three
Holy Patriarch Isaac (Isaak)
Sermon Four
Holy Patriarch Jacob (Iakob)
Sermon Five
Holy Patriarch Joseph (Ioseph)
Sermon Six
Holy Prophet Job (Iob)
Sermon Seven
Holy Prophet and God-Seer Moses (Moÿses)
Sermon Eight
Holy Prophet Joshua (Iesous)
Sermon Nine
Holy Prophet Samuel (Samouel)
Sermon Ten
Holy Prophet-King David (Dauid)
Sermon Eleven
Holy Prophet-King Solomon
Sermon Twelve
Holy Prophet Joel (Ioel)
Sermon Thirteen
Holy Prophet Jonah (Ionas)
Sermon Fourteen
Holy Prophet Elias (Elijah), Part I
Sermon Fifteen
Holy Prophet Elias (Elijah), Part II
Sermon Sixteen
Holy Prophet Elisha (Eliseos)
Sermon Seventeen
Holy Prophet Amos
Sermon Eighteen
Holy Prophet Hosea (Osee)
Sermon Nineteen
Holy Prophet Obadiah (Abdias)
Sermon Twenty
Holy Prophet Isaiah (Esaias)
Sermon Twenty-One
Holy Prophet Micah (Michaias)
Sermon Twenty-Two
Holy Prophet Nahum (Naoum)
Sermon Twenty-Three
Holy Prophet Jeremiah (Ieremias)
Sermon Twenty-Four
Holy Prophet Baruch (Barouch)
Sermon Twenty-Five
Holy Prophet Zephaniah (Sophonias)
Sermon Twenty-Six
Holy Prophet Tobit
Sermon Twenty-Seven
Holy Prophet Habakkuk (Ambakoum)
Sermon Twenty-Eight
Holy Prophet Ezekiel (Iezekiel)
Sermon Twenty-Nine
Holy Prophet Daniel
Sermon Thirty
Holy Prophet Haggai (Angaios)
Sermon Thirty-One
Holy Prophet Zechariah (Zacharias)
Sermon Thirty-Two
Holy Prophet Malachi (Malachias)
Sermon Thirty-Three
Holy Prophet Ezra (Esdras)
Sermon Thirty-Four
Holy Prophet Nehemiah (Neemias)
Sermon Thirty-Five
Holy Prophet, Forerunner, and Baptist John
Bibliography
Index of Names
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