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2 Corinthians VI, 2 – ‘ημερα’ – ‘emera’ -
day
.
Paul writes about the apostolic work, with many challenges, but with many fruits.
Matthew XXV, 27 – ‘εμος’ – ‘emos’ – ‘mine; my’.
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In addition to the common and well-known understanding, the parable
has another meaning. Since entering the Kingdom of God (into the joy of
one’s Lord)
in many places in the Gospel means consciously living in
accordance with God’s will in this life, seeing the manifestations of
the Kingdom of God right now, the parable also means that in order to
consciously live in accordance with God’s will now, one must… work and
bear fruit, multiply the talents one has received. Without this
multiplication it is impossible to enter into the joy of one’s
Lord
.
The fact that people are created to be able to be gifted is well
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To the Venerable Theodosius of Manyava:
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Luke IV, 34 – ‘ημιν’ – ‘emin’ – (to) me
(What is it to me and to
You?
literally). ‘ημας’ – ‘emas’ – ‘us’.
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following two links:
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Glory be to Thee, our God, glory be to Thee!
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