The ComforterWm. B. Eerdmans Publishing, 09 հնս, 2004 թ. - 398 էջ Sergius Bulgakov is widely considered to be the twentieth century's foremost Orthodox theologian, and his book The Comforter is an utterly comprehensive and profound study of the Holy Spirit. Encyclopedic in scope, The Comforter explores all aspects of the doctrine of the Holy Spirit, as they are viewed in the Orthodox tradition and throughout church history. The book has sections on the development of the doctrine of the Spirit in early Christianity and on the development of the doctrine of procession in the patristic and later Byzantine periods. It also touches on the place of the Holy Spirit in the Trinity and explores Old and New Testament notions of the Spirit of God. A concluding chapter deals with the mystical revelation of the Holy Spirit. Made available in English through the work of Boris Jakim, today's premier translator of Russian theology and philosophy into English, Bulgakov's Comforter in this edition is a major publishing event. |
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Արդյունքներ 75–ի 1-ից 5-ը:
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... action of the Son and the Holy Spirit , but without considering the relation between the Father and the Holy Spirit . In The Comforter , Bulgakov extends Athanasius ' concep- tion into " an inquiry into Divine - humanity as the work of ...
... action of the Son and the Holy Spirit , but without considering the relation between the Father and the Holy Spirit . In The Comforter , Bulgakov extends Athanasius ' concep- tion into " an inquiry into Divine - humanity as the work of ...
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... action and gifts , were self - evidently obvious not only within the Church but also outside it , for example , even for Simon Magus . And this divinity of the gifts of grace and of the Holy Spirit dispensing them possessed an inner ...
... action and gifts , were self - evidently obvious not only within the Church but also outside it , for example , even for Simon Magus . And this divinity of the gifts of grace and of the Holy Spirit dispensing them possessed an inner ...
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... action and power of each of the hypostases are distinguished : The Father contains all things ; the Son contains only rational entities ; the Spirit acts only upon saints . True , these actions of the three hypostases are marked by the ...
... action and power of each of the hypostases are distinguished : The Father contains all things ; the Son contains only rational entities ; the Spirit acts only upon saints . True , these actions of the three hypostases are marked by the ...
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... action of the Logos ; no place is left in it for the ac- tion of the Third hypostasis . On the other hand , to the Logos is attrib- uted that which is proper to Sophia , that is , the Logos is defined as the di- vine foundation of the ...
... action of the Logos ; no place is left in it for the ac- tion of the Third hypostasis . On the other hand , to the Logos is attrib- uted that which is proper to Sophia , that is , the Logos is defined as the di- vine foundation of the ...
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... action is only the spiritual but not the natural life of the world . This is indubitably a consequence of the one - sided soteriological christocentrism of St. Athanasius ' pneumatology . This incompleteness and one - sidedness of his ...
... action is only the spiritual but not the natural life of the world . This is indubitably a consequence of the one - sided soteriological christocentrism of St. Athanasius ' pneumatology . This incompleteness and one - sidedness of his ...
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The Place of the Third Hypostasis in the Holy Trinity | 53 |
II The Taxis or Order of the Hypostases in the Holy Trinity | 68 |
The Procession of the Holy Spirit | 75 |
Photian AntiLatin Theology against the Latin Filioque | 95 |
On the Spirit of God and the Holy Spirit | 153 |
I In the Old Testament | 156 |
II In the New Testament | 159 |
The Dyad of the Word and the Spirit | 177 |
The Revelation of the Holy Spirit | 219 |
II Divine Inspiration in the Old Testament | 227 |
III Divine Inspiration in Christ | 244 |
IV The Pentecost | 267 |
V The Gifts of the Pentecost | 285 |
The Father | 359 |
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II In the Creaturely Sophia | 189 |
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abides Absolute accomplished according action apostle Athanasius attests beauty becomes bestowed Cappadocians causality character Christ Christian Church connection consubstantiality course creation creative creaturely Sophia Creed definition descent Divine Incarnation divine inspiration Divine Sophia Divine-humanity doctrine dogmatic dogmatic definition Dyad dyadic eros essence eternal exist expressed fact Father Filioque gift glory God-Man God's grace Gregory the Theologian hath heaven Holy Spirit Holy Trinity homoousianism human idea interrelation Jesus John of Damascus kenosis latter logology Logos Lord manifested Mark of Ephesus monasticism mystery nature Neoplatonism Old Testament ontological origination ousia pagan particular path patristic Pentecost Photius pneumatology polemic prayer precisely principle problem procession prophecy prophets question received reference relation reposing revelation self-revelation sending sense sent significance speak spirit-bearing subordinationism texts theologians theology ther things Third hypostasis thou three hypostases tion transcendent trihypostatic trinitarian trinitarity truth union unity unto Word