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The Divine Vision of the Church Feasts: Resurrection and Ascension | Coptic Reads

The Divine Vision of
the Church Feasts: Resurrection and Ascension

Author:Father Matta El MeskeenPublisher:St. Mark Magazine HousePublish Year:1982Pages:372Categories:Doctrine and FaithDescription:The Savior's sorrows began very early as a book crafted by His life in chapters covering all aspects of pain so that Christ becomes our resurrection all. Father Matta El Meskeen explores in his book The Divine Vision of Church Feasts Resurrection and Ascension concepts between faith and vision asking Simon son of Jonah do you love me and explaining how the Holy Spirit grants us resurrection as a supernatural event and source of actions requiring not following the laws of this world so faith remains based on supreme sight making resurrection life and witness by which we await the resurrection of the dead from the cross to the resurrection and the feast of ascension contemplating from the lowest humility to the highest victory between resurrection and ascension and the ascension of Christ.

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