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Aphraates
Aphraates
8 Sermons
Aphrahat (c. 270-345) was a Syriac Christian author and the earliest known writer in the Syriac language. His 23 Demonstrations, composed between 336 and 345, are foundational texts of early Syriac Christianity.

Sermons 8

Exodus 6:1

Aphraates addresses the Jews who blaspheme the Gentiles for worshiping Jesus as the Son of God, countering their argument by explaining that righteous men like Moses were also called 'God' by God Hims

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John 14:23

Aphraates preaches about the importance of preparing our hearts and bodies as temples for the Spirit of Christ to dwell in, emphasizing the need to guard against Satan's temptations and to keep the Ho

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Genesis 27:40

Aphraates preaches about the prophetic visions in the book of Daniel, highlighting the rise and fall of kingdoms, the humbling of the proud, and the ultimate victory of God's Kingdom. He emphasizes th

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Proverbs 20:6

Aphraates preaches about the importance of faith as the foundation of all good works, emphasizing that faith in Christ is the cornerstone upon which the entire structure of a believer's life is built.

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Aphraates preaches about the persecution faced by Jesus and various righteous individuals throughout history, drawing parallels between their sufferings and the challenges faced by believers. He empha

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Exodus 32:31

Aphraates emphasizes the importance of pastors caring for their flock, drawing examples from biblical figures like Jacob, Joseph, Moses, David, and Amos who diligently tended to their sheep before lea

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1 Corinthians 15:36

Aphraates preaches about the certainty of the resurrection of the dead, addressing controversies on the nature of the resurrected body. He emphasizes that the dead will rise in heavenly and spiritual

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Genesis 2:17

Aphraates preaches about the concepts of death, judgment, and resurrection, emphasizing how death ruled over humanity due to Adam's transgression but was challenged by Moses proclaiming resurrection.

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