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Rev. Dale A. Johnson
Books Relating to the Language of Jesus, history, theology, and science
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Einstein at Prayer, Jesus in the Lab
Lectures on Science and Religion given at Conferences for the Natural Sciences and Religion at the American Association of Religion and the Society for Biblical Literature.
Print: $6.27
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Twin of Jesus
A Christological thought experiment written in the form of a novel about a boy who discovers that he has been cloned from the blood of the Shroud of Turin.
Print: $9.92
Download: $3.22
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Corpus Gradum
These are the collected lectures and published papers of the author who has specialized in the field of studies relating to Aramaic in general and monastic literature in particular. His treatises treat such topics as theophysics and liturgics as well.
Print: $11.91
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Daily Prayers from the Language of Jesus
A digest of daily prayers from the West Syrian Sheemo for use in a seven day prayer cycle. Translated from Syriac. 280 pp.
Print: $19.92
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Ancient Aramaic Hymns of Christianity
Translation and Analysis of Aramaic liturgical songs from the oral tradition of the Beth Gazo with western musical notation and notes on their correlations to the Syriac Orthodox lectionary
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Stories of the Monastery between the Mountain and the Sea
These are stories written for intelligent children and curious adults.
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Following the Sun
The story of the Mongol Marco Polo Rabban Sawma. Pilgrimage from China to France from a 13th century journey. THE HISTORY OF THE LIFE AND TRAVELS OF RABBAN SAWMA AND MARKOS.
Print: $11.47
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Syriac Studies
This is the compilation of a series of articles written for SHRORO, a Syriac Orthodox magazine for the worldwide Syriac Orthodox Community. Within this series are a core group of articles on the influence of Syriac Christianity in China during the first millenium. It concludes with an introduction and translation from Syriac to English on the Seige of Amida in 502-3 A.D. which prepared the ground for the fall of Christianity in the Middle East and the rise of Islam.
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A Gospel Harmony
The Gospel favored by monks of Asia Minor in the first few hundred years of Christianity was not Matthew, Mark, Luke or John, but a compiled version of all four. This Gospel Harmony was created by Tatian, a student of Justin Martyr, in about 150 AD. It may even be a textual echo of an earlier Aramaic logia. This is the Gospel of monks, the ascetics, and contemplatives.
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Hilaria: a woman who became a man
The story of Hilaria belongs to a genre of saint stories of women who disguised themselves as men and lived in monasteries. Their identities were often not discovered until the time of death. These women imitated Christ following the kenotic theology based on the Pauline expression that Christ emptied himself in order to become man.
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