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Resurrection and Redemption in the Orthodox Concept | Coptic Reads

Resurrection and Redemption in the Orthodox Concept

Author:Father Matta El MeskeenPublisher:St. Mark Magazine HousePublish Year:2002Pages:18Categories:Doctrine and FaithDescription:O, the great joy with which the Church celebrates Christ's resurrection from the dead, as the Resurrection is both the foundation and the pinnacle of the Cross. In his book Reflections on the Resurrection of Christ, Father Matta El-Meskeen explores the mystical relationship between Christ's Resurrection and the Covenant Thursday Supper, illustrating that the Mystery of the Eucharist and the Crucifixion are one. He explains how the Eucharist declared the power of the Resurrection in humanity and how the Cross was transformed through the Resurrection into an effective instrument of Divine Love. The Incarnation's goal was to restore love and eternal life as Christ’s Resurrection granted humanity a new creation, proving that God's love is the primary motive behind the Cross, Resurrection, and Ascension.

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