The writings of this fifth century Christian teacher are characterized by his distinct gifts of moderation and consciousness and bring new insights to the meaning of the Biblical texts expounded. They also reveal some of the theological currents and controversies leading up to the Council of Chalcedon in 451 A.D. which defined the fundamental doctrines of the Christian Church.

The origins (and early practice and understanding) of the Eucharist, and an investigation of the individual Gospel writer`s Eucharistic theology.

The first volume in a series of Bible studies aids informed by the Orthodox Tradition and consistent with early Church writings. Written for the average believer and not academic theologians its verse by verse format allows easy cross referencing. Suitable for home or group study.

The Bible was born and shaped in a community of faith. They understood Scripture to be an essential element of Holy Tradition: the apostolic witness passed down and developed into what would become the body of Orthodox doctrine.

This commentary focuses of the controversy addressed by the epistle in the first century and its historical circumstances. It offers perspectives that may not be found in other sources.

A rare depth for an introduction to the prophetic traditions. Covers such topics as the sign of Immanuel, the Servant Poems and the visions in Ezekiel.

Shows the historical matrix which taught the prophets and gave rise to the Psalms examining the theological perspectives.

With extensive use of commentaries by early Church Fathers, the meaning of this important Old Testament book is explored and the nature of God and His dealings with humanity are unfolded.

Each of the thirty-five chapters, start with a text from one of the Gospels. The author then reflects on the meaning for us today giving further examples from the stories of the saints and patristic sources. Topics include self-absorption, money, worry, confession, joy, thankfulness and so on.

This compilation important to the evolution of later theology is presented here for the first time in English. Bede uses and adds to Augustine`s commentary of the Letters of Paul. Each chapter is a different letter i.e. St. Augustine`s Commentary: The Letter of Paul to the Church in Rome.

Provides lections and commentary from the Fathers for each day of the year, encouraging daily devotions. They conveys the flow—including feasts and fasts—of Orthodox life. Writings from contemporary Orthodox theologians and scholars are also included. Three appendices and four indices are included.“What we find revealed in this marvellously rich and varied anthology is the ‘corporate memory’ of the Church...—Metropolitan Kallistos Ware

Pelikan was one of the most respected theologians of the twentieth century Christian world.

The New Testament and Psalms. New King James Version translation. Background information links Scripture to Orthodox daily life. Handsomely illustrated with full colour icons. Accompanied by explanatory articles, lectionary, concordance and Biblical maps.

Reflects the author`s pastoral experience without sentimentality.

A handsomely illustrated new translation compared against the original Greek text, the authorized (1904) text of the Patriarchate of Constantinople and the King James Version.

A handsomely illustrated new translation compared against the original Greek text, the authorized (1904) text of the Patriarchate of Constantinople and the King James Version.