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Arabic of the day:
dam el-shuhada’ badhret el-kanisa.
"the blood of the martyrs is the seed of the church."
thinking of our greek orthodox brethren and sistren in jordan.
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Replying to @he_negash
Tigrinya uses እንጌራ in the prayer too. It doesn’t reach for ጣይታ (the specific flatbread); እንጌራ stands for daily sustenance the way English “bread” does in “daily bread.” The Aramaic laḥmā (which means bread/food in the prayer) means laḥm (meat) in Arabic (KJV uses “bread” in the prayer but “meat” elsewhere for food in general). In Tigrinya ላሕሚ means cow.
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even tho I'm a Copt, I have to say that the EOTC has by far the most aura of all the Oriental Churches hahaha
if this happens it is incontrovertible proof that we are living inside a simulation.
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Amharic of the day:
ye'ilet injerachnin siTen zaré
Replying to @Haile32286844 @he_negash
In the amharic "Our father..." prayer, we use injera in place of "give us this day our daily bread"
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I’m a dropout የቆሎ ተማሪ who grew up reading Ge’ez texts in ግዕዝ፣ ውርድ፣ and ቁም. It’s not a skill I learned. It’s in my DNA. 🤠
Replying to @OrtodoxMD
The main thing is to read (aloud). Whether you understand or not, as you said, your duty is to read (aloud), till kingdom come!
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Arabic of the day:
dam el-shuhada’ badhret el-kanisa.
"the blood of the martyrs is the seed of the church."
thinking of our greek orthodox brethren and sistren in jordan.
I need this reminder every six months.
“A thirsty man is happy when he is drinking, and he is not depressed because he cannot exhaust the spring.”
-Lord Ephrem the Syrian on not being dismayed by how much of your bible you do not know



















