This collection of writings by Matthew the Poor focuses on the living Christ of history: His Nativity, Passion, Resurrection, Ascension, and relation to the Church and the Holy Spirit in dogmatic and ascetical theology. Revealing the essence of the Christian life in simple yet profound images, Matthew's discourses on humility, repentance, asceticism, fasting, suffering, and unity convey the Gospel message in powerful terms to modern man.
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This collection of writings by Matthew the Poor focuses on the living Christ of history: His Nativity, Passion, Resurrection, Ascension, and relation to the Church and the Holy Spirit in dogmatic and ascetical theology. Revealing the essence of the Christian life in simple yet profound images, Matthew's discourses on humility, repentance, asceticism, fasting, suffering, and unity convey the Gospel message in powerful terms to modern man.
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This book is an average size with 234 pages. It has twenty chapters. It is one of 181 books penned by this author who also wrote a vast number of journal articles.
Matthew the Poor was a very popular Egyptian Coptic Orthodox monk and theologian who died in 2006A.D. He was a proponent of Egyptian monasticism and his efforts lead to the expansion and repopulating of Egyptian Coptic monasteries. During his lifetime the population at the monastery where he stayed went from six to one hundred and thirty monks.
The book is written in somewhat of an intellectual manner.
