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  Epistole pros Collosaes

  Patriarchiki Ekdosi

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  Novum Testamentum Graece...

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  Der Nestle-Aland ist weltweit führend unter den Ausgaben des griechischen Neuen Testaments. Jetzt gibt es erstmals eine eBook-Ausgabe im Epub-format und für Amazon Kindle. Die eBook-Ausgabe enthält den vollständigen Text samt kritischem Apparat.

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  Η Εξαιρετική Μέρα του Αστερία -...

  Κωνσταντίνος Κραμποβίτης

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  Ο Λέο έχει άλλη μία περιπέτεια, αυτή τη φορά στη παραλία! Ο Αστερίας έχει μία εξαιρετική μέρα, καθώς απαλά τον βγάζουν από τη θαλασσά, και γνωρίζει τον Λέο. Μια πανέμορφη αθώα ιστορία, μαθαίνωντας για τη φύση, τη θάλασσα, και τους αστερίες.

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  Spiritual Ways The Teachings of...

  Dimitris Tsakiris

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  This is the first part of a three part series which presents a Christian mystical system with absolute respect to the Greek Orthodoxy. It consists of techniques and a selectively distilled substance of almost all the systems that lead to self knowledge. An integrated build up of knowledge and practices is gradually constructed with admirable method, unparalleled discipline and accuracy through the teachings of the Elder Petros.

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  Bible (STE) NT 21-22: ?p?st??a??...

  Stephanos 1550

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  The first epistle of Saint Peter was written in Rome 50-67 A.D. 
   Saint Peter exhorts Christians to rejoice in suffering. They should enter into unjust suffering with a spirit of death and resurrection. Thus they partake in Jesus Christ’s death and resurrection.  
  The date of the second epistle is most likely A.D 63-67. 
   Saint Peter has probably written this letter while he was kept in prison in Rome. The people to whom he was addressed are most likely Gentiles.  
  The world disbelieves, deceives and mocks. Yet, Christians should maintain the Christian way of life, growing continually in holiness and virtues and never turning back to the old way of leaving.  
  (Summary by peaceuntoyou)

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  Bible (STE) NT 20: (James)

  Stephanos 1550

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  Ape????eta? st?? d?de?a d?as???p?sµ??e? f???? t?? ?s?a?? ?a? se ????? ?s??? p?ste???? st? ???µa t?? ?????? µa? ??s?? ???st??.  
  ???a? µ?a se??? p??t??p?? ?a? e??a????se?? , p?? s?et??eta? ?µesa µe t?? ep? ????? ?µ???a. ?p??e?t???eta? st? ?a a?a??p???se? t?? ???s?a ???ta?? p?st? ?a? st?? e??s??s? t?? µet????a? , t?? eµp?st?s????, t?? tape???s?? ?a? t?? a?t?????a???a?.  
  ? ????? ????ß?? e??e e??e?e? ap? t??? ap?st????? ?? ? p??t?? a???ep?s??p?? t?? ?e???sa??µ. ???se µ?a ??? ???a, a?st??? ?a? as??t???. S?µf??a µe t?? pa??d?s? , a???ß?? p??? t?? p???????a t?? ?e???sa??µ , af?? ?p?st?? ???da??? t?? ????µ?sa? ap? t?? ?a?, t?? ????ß???sa? µ???? p?? t?? s??t?sa?.  
  It is addressed to the twelve tribes of Jerusalem which are scattered abroad and to every one that believes in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.  
  A series of admonitions and exhortations , it has many direct parallels with the Sermon on the Mount. He concentrates on rekindling true living faith and on the practice of repentance , trust, humility, patience, and self control.  
  James was elected as the first bishop of Jerusalem by the apostles He led a holy strict and ascetic life. 
   According to tradition , just before the besiege of Jerusalem, being thrown from the temple by unfaithful Jews was stoned to death. 
   (Summary by peaceuntoyou)

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