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...urch practices. As in the Roman Catholic Church, Anglican Church, Oriental Orthodoxy and some other churches, Orthodox bishops trace their lineage back to the A ...ge. In non-doctrinal matters the church had occasionally shared from local Greek, Slavic and Middle Eastern traditions, among others, in turn shaping the cu ...

In [[Christianity]], '''Docetism''' (from the [[Greek language|Greek]] {{polytonic|δοκέω}} [dokeō], "to seem") is the belief that [[Jesus]]' phy ...dead]] and the goodness of created matter, and is in opposition to this [[Orthodoxy|orthodox]] view. Docetism was rejected by the [[ecumenical council]]s and m ...

...t-day readings. The [[Eastern Orthodox Church]] and many of the [[Oriental Orthodoxy|Oriental Churches]] continue to use an annual lectionary. Within [[Lutheran ...Epistle and Gospel are appointed for those days. As a historical note, the Greek lectionaries are a primary source for the [[Byzantine text-type]] used in t ...

...n Lutherans with identical doctrine and beginning the period of [[Lutheran orthodoxy]]. ===Early orthodoxy (1580-1600)=== ...

...tic [[Aedui]]), a certain Pectorius celebrated in [[ancient Greek language|Greek]] verse the [[Ichthys]] or fish, symbol of the [[Eucharist]].^[3] ...owerful influence on the episcopate of Gaul; one of the great champions of orthodoxy in the West was [[Hilary of Poitiers]], who also suffered exile for his con ...

...s and all the books of the New Testament were written in Greek, see also [[Greek primacy]]. ...ristianity)|euangelion]]'' (''eu-'' "good", ''-angelion'' "message"). The Greek word ''"euangelion"'' is also the source of the term "evangelist" in Englis ...

...you need a secular scholarly reference because the city of Smyrna and the Greek for myrrh are exactly the same! (smyrna)---> ...ave been a city of the autochthonous [[Leleges]] before the [[Greek people|Greek]] colonists started to settle along the coast of [[Asia Minor]] as of the b ...

[[image:Origen3.jpg|thumb|Origen]]'''Origen''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: Ὠριγένης ''Ōrigénēs'', or '''Origen Adamantius''', 185–254) was an heret ..., and γένος, "born"). His nickname or cognomen ''Adamantius'' derives from Greek ἀδάμας, which means "unconquerable" or "unbreakable". ...

...ek New Testament. It subsequently appeared in every later edition of the [[Greek New Testament]] that came to be retroactively called [[Textus Receptus]] af ...havior concerning the omission of the Greek [[Comma Johanneum]] until more Greek evidence emerged for the reading. ...

...rre Viret]] at Lausanne, who brought about his appointment as professor of Greek at the academy there (Nov., 1549). Here he was given chair of [[Greek]] in the newly established academy, and after [[John Calvin|Calvin]]'s deat ...

'''Jerome''' (/dʒəˈroʊm/; [[Latin]]: ''Eusebius Sophronius Hieronymus''; [[Greek]]: Εὐσέβιος Σωφρόνιος Ἱερώνυμος; c. [[342 AD|342]]-[[347 AD|347]] – Septemb ...e learned [[Greek language|Greek]], but yet had no thought of studying the Greek [[Fathers of the Church|Fathers]], or any Christian writings. ...

...riety of names, including '[[Pleroma]]' and '[[Bythos]]' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: Βυθός, "deep");</li> ...nacted through the recurrent Gnostic figure of [[Sophia (wisdom)|Sophia]] (Greek, "wisdom"), whose presence in a wide variety of [[Gnostic texts]] is indica ...

...ng of seeking or forming part of a cultural entity, that of ''iudea'', the Greek derivative of Persian Yehud, and can be compared with ''hellenismos'', mean ...red Sephardic traditions) to be the definitive codification of Jewish law. Orthodoxy places a high importance on [[13 Principles of Faith|Maimonides' 13 princip ...

...h]] • [[German Bible translations|German]] • [[#Gothic|Gothic]] • [[#Greek|Greek]] • [[#Gullah|Gullah]] • [[#Gwich'in|Gwich'in]] • [[#Haida|Haida]] • [[#Hai ...into Cheyenne. His translation of the New Testament was "from the original Greek, with comparison to the Latin Vulgate and other translations". The first po ...

...9), where the term ''Godhead'' (godhood) was the word translators used for Greek words meaning deity or divinity. See [[Godhead (Christianity)]].</ref> Acco ...ch are open only to members of the appropriate age who meet standards of [[orthodoxy]] and worthiness. Members are encouraged to attend the temples regularly, w ...