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Melkite Greek Catholic Church Information Center Thesaurus Terms Beginning with Our - Our J

General Naming Rules

Place the word "Holy" in front of the word. "God" becomes "Holy God".
Use the Greek or Arabic form of the word. "Sacrament" becomes "Holy Mystery".
Use the formal long form of the person's name. Jesus becomes "Holy God the Son within the Holy Trinity / Our Lord, God and Savior, Jesus Christ".

Terms

Our Father (capital F)

Prayer
The words "Our Father" are the first words of the "The Lord's Prayer".

For God the Father See also
Abana
Holy God the Father
Pater

See also
Our Father - The Lord's Prayer

our father (small f)

See
Abouna / Abuna
Reverend Father

Our Holy and God-Bearing Father Antony the Great

See from
Anthony
Antony
Father Antony
Holy Father Antony
Saint Antony
St. Antony

Our Holy Father Athanasios the Great, Archbishop of Alexandria

See from
Athanasios the Great, Archbishop of Alexandria
Athanasius the Great, Archbishop of Alexandria
Father Athanasios
Holy Father Athanasios the Great, Archbishop of Alexandria
Saint Athanasios the Great, Archbishop of Alexandria
St. Athanasios the Great, Archbishop of Alexandria

Our Father among the Saints Basil the Great

See from
Basil the Great, Archbishop of Caesarea in Cappadocia
Father Basil the Great, Archbishop of Caesarea in Cappadocia
Holy Father Basil the Great, Archbishop of Caesarea in Cappadocia
Saint Basil the Great, Archbishop of Caesarea in Cappadocia
St. Basil the Great, Archbishop of Caesarea in Cappadocia

Our Father among the Saints Gregory the Theologian, Patriarch of Constantinople

See from
Gregory the Theologian, Patriarch of Constantinople
Father Gregory the Theologian, Patriarch of Constantinople
Holy Father Gregory the Theologian, Patriarch of Constantinople
Saint Gregory the Theologian, Patriarch of Constantinople
St. Gregory the Theologian, Patriarch of Constantinople

Our Father among the Saints John Chrysostom, Patriarch of Constantinople

See from
John Chrysostom, Patriarch of Constantinople
Father John Chrysostom, Patriarch of Constantinople
Holy Father John Chrysostom, Patriarch of Constantinople
Saint John Chrysostom, Patriarch of Constantinople
St. John Chrysostom, Patriarch of Constantinople

Our Holy Father John Climacus

Language
Greek

Definition
The word "climax" means "ladder".

History
Our Holy Father John Climacus' name is from the title of his book, "The Ladder of Virtue". Holy Father John Climacus wrote "The Ladder of Virtue" to instruct monks on living a life of asceticism and penance. This book has 30 chpaters. Each chapter has an exposition of a virtue. Holy Father John Climacus starts with the practical virtues and progresses to the theoretical or mystical virtues. Holy Father John Climacus teaches souls how to ascend to the summit of union with God in a step a step manner through the practice of virtues. "The Ladder of Virtue" describes Christian life like climbing a ladder from earth to heaven.

See from
Father John Climacus
Father John Climakos
Father John Klimakos
Father John of the Ladder
Holy Father John Climacus
Holy Father John Climakos
Holy Father John Klimakos
Holy Father John of the Ladder
John
St. John Climacus
St. John Klimakos
St. John of the Ladder

Our Holy Father John Climakos

See
Our Holy Father John Climacus

Our Holy Father John Klimakos

See
Our Holy Father John Climacus

Our Holy Father John of the Ladder

See
Our Holy Father John Climacus

Our Holy Father Kyrollos, Archbishop of Alexandria

See from
Kyrollos, Archbishop of Alexandria
Father Kyrollos, Archbishop of Alexandria
Holy Father Kyrollos, Archbishop of Alexandria
Saint Kyrollos, Archbishop of Alexandria
St. Kyrollos, Archbishop of Alexandria

Terms Beginning with other Letters

Please click on the letter with which the term begins.

Please click on the letter with which the term begins.

Aa - Ab     Ac - Ak     Al     Am     An     Ao - Ap     Ar     As - Az     Ba     Be - Bi     Bl - Bz

Ca - Ce     Ch     Co     Cr - Cz     D     De     Di     Do

Ea - Ej     El     Em - Ep     Eu     Faa - Fas     Father     Fe     Fi - Fz

Ga - Gn     Go     Gra - Great and     Great Feast     Great Fri - Great Z     Grec - Grz

Haa - Haj     Hal - He     Hi     Holy A - Holy B     Holy C - Holy D     Holy E - Holy Gl
Holy God     Holy Gr - L     Holy M     Holy P     Holy S     Holy T - Holy Z     Hp-Hz

Ia-Id     Ie-Ij     Il-Iz     J     K     Ku     La     Le     Li     Lo - Lz     Ma     Me     Mi - Mo     Mu     My

N     Ob - Ot     Ob - Ot     Our - Our J     Our Lord     Our M - Our Z

Paa - Pas     Pat - Paz     Pe - Po     Pra - Pre     Pri - Pz     Q     Ra - Re     Ro - Rz    

Saa - Sah     Saint     Sal - Saz     Sc - Sh     Si - Sr     St     Su - Sz    

Ta - Theos     Theotokos     To     Tra     Tri     Tro    

U     V     W     Y     Z

Thesaurus Overview

Another Thesaurus

Thesaurus - Arabic Influenced Religious Terminology on Malta

"We speak an arabic dialect and are catholics. Although our dialect is highly italianised we use christian arabic terminology. The question is from where have this terminology come from. Malta was under the arabs in the early middle age and there was a presence of islam. Our dialect have elements of both west and eastern arabic. I suspect that there was an immigration of melkites in malta, this is the reason why I am sending this email. Attached please find a list of our religious terminology."...
"I would like to ask you a question, how similar is our terminology to yours."...
"Thanks again and Alla dejjem izomm idejh fuqok u fuq il-Kinsja Mqaddsa."
Christopher Agius
Maltese Religious Terms Of Arabic Origin, Christopher Agius, 2002
Christopher Agius

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