Pulchritudinous ( بَهيّ: جَمِيل)

I will not say, “Do not weep,” for not all tears are an evil. — J.R.R. Tolkien

No? This is wholly incorrect.

For the particular men who were acting inimical, it is best to pray for them and ask the Lord have pity upon not only the priest and the Church leaders, but upon yourself as well.

Notwithstanding inimicality, I know I can say with certainty that the Coptic Church has one of the most sweetest people

The Coptic Church is beautiful, but it won't ever be guaranteed that the members are wholly perfect, this isn't guaranteed in multiple Churches. Sure, one may be close to perfection, but still not perfection in the sense of not committing a single sin in their life.

The St George's Coptic Church in the city of Timaru, on the South Island of New Zealand.
The prominent spire is a conspicuous landmark on the city's skyline.
The Gothic Revival church was designed by local architect James Turnbull and built in 1903 😊❤️

I'm sorry for your experience, sir. Christ calls us to love all, to give all your own heart, praying it will be a saving incense to those who fall down in despair and suffer from other problems.

With that being said, I do feel that it is rather immature to curse all those following Christ.

Thank you for your well-wishes! As you would expect, theology is a vast field. Christology in particular is very vast and quite confusing, haha.

These are routine, of course, so as far as randoms goes I do read a couple every now and then.

Indeed. The dossiers I've recently happened upon are all on the topic of the Corruptibility and Incorruptibility of Christ within the Armenian Orthodox understanding. Mainly been a carnivorous consumer of subjects such as Oriental Orthodox theology, Syriac studies, and Armenian miniatures.

Rather interesting belief.

This wasn't "lawfare" Henry Cuellar took over $600,000 in Azeri bribes in exchange for him pushing the US to greenlight the Artsakh Genocide against the indigenous Armenians of Artsakh. I'm a Democrat and I don't care if he is too, we need to #ExpelCuellar and find some way to hold him accountable.

And what do you think made it that way?

Glory be to God. I recommend this one. It is sweet for it contains the life of one of God's pleasers. I haven't read the whole thing yet, but I shall finish it. #booksky

I stand with the Gazans (those who are knowledgeable) aswell, and this is what the Gazans want:

Viva La Virgen! Vivo Cristo Rey! Viva Senor Santo Nino!!! I'm off from break!

Weeping Icon of The Virgin Mary and Christ Child www.visionsofjesuschrist.com/weeping24.htm The doors of caring do now open unto us,
O most blessed Theotokos,
So that hoping in you we shall not fail;
Through you we may be delivered from adversities,
For you are the salvation of the Christian faith.

Hey, sir, may I ask you something?

Salve Maria! Praise to be Alaha. I see, I just want to let you know that this isn't only about Christianity, it is about Truth. Seeking the Face of El Payya (Radiant Lord.) All I am going to say is: May the Sweet Precious Blood of Jesus cover you. God blessings.

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I'm saying this because I want you know the religion isn't what you think it to be. Religion is truth and that truth is Christ. For Christ is everywhere, everything, all-prevading, ever blissful, never ending, and immensely sweet.

The Perfectly Mad One...Baba Tajuddin - Ruzbeh N. Bharucha The Perfectly Mad One…Baba Tajuddin Ruzbeh N. Bharucha   One day Baba Tajuddin surrounded by hundreds of His devotees, looked at the Heavens above and spoke softly, ‘Allah, ask Me for explanation r...

There is also one saint named 'Tajuddin Baba' who was quite famous for his Madness, actually, he is called the "Mad one of Nagpur" If you like to learn about him more, then just head on over to this website: ruzbehbharucha.com/the-perfectl...

Many saints have experienced this type of Mad Bliss like Mansur Al Hallaj, St Teresa of Avila, St Basil the Holy Fool for Christ, St John of the Cross, and most famously, St Francis of Assisi.

"Then God formed a man from the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man became a living being (Gen 2:7). Remember that I define "spirit" (pneuma = πνεῦμα = breath) in both biblical and contemporary terminology as "spirit-breath-consciousness."

Next, this "glory" or awakening was given or transmitted to Jesus' close friends. "When he had said this, he breathed on them and said to them, 'Receive holy spirit'" (John 20:22 – there is no "the" in the Greek before holy spirit here). Here it is Jesus doing the breathwork instead of God.

When Jesus said he and his Abba God were one, he meant they deeply loved each other. In more expansive terms, the essential reality of his own True Self was the ultimate reality of Oneness of the Universe – a single indivisible, infinite reality.

Next, speaking of "abide" again, he says, "As Abba God has loved me, so I have loved you. Abide in my love" (15:9). Jesus connects Oneness with resting in his love. It is like being "in" love. That's Jesus' vision of Oneness.

The branches are literally in the vine, growing outward. To "abide" in Jesus means to rest and be at home in him- as God has destined for all men to rise and be fruitful. Just like how the Living Lord stated in the Garden of Eden.

The point that I am trying to make is that Oneness was more important than any Religion. Jesus' beautiful imagery for this Oneness was, "I am the vine; you are the branches. Abide in me as I in you" (John 15:4-5). The vine and branches are attached to one another without separation.

YouTube video by AgiosGiorgios Yawsip Kena - Chaldean Assyrian Hymn - ܝܘܣܦ ܟܢܐ

Ah, I see. Could you also listen to this tune? youtu.be/pcothn3fz7U?...

I see. Did you listen to the song?