Isaac the Syrian lived the solitary life in the 7th century. He was born in Qatar and subsequently lived in present day Iraq and Iran. After life as a monk, then briefly as a bishop, he withdrew to live the solitary life. These discourses are primarily for solitaries to consolidate them in the love and mercy of God. In this volume, the text of Isaac V has also been included because of the light which it sheds on Apocatastasis, of increasing interest in academic and ecclesial circles.
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- Table of Contents (page 5)
- Isaac the Syrian: The Third Part (page 7)
- Preface (page 7)
- Context (page 8)
- Sub-text (page 8)
- Outline (page 10)
- Text and Translation - Isaac the Syrian: The Third Part (page 14)
- Biblical References (page 322)
- Some Key Concepts (page 328)
- Abbreviations (page 330)
- Bibliography of Works Cited (page 331)
- Two Discourses of the Fifth Part of Isaac the Syrian's Writings (page 345)
- Introduction (page 345)
- Conclusion (page 351)
- Bibliography (page 353)
- Text and Translation - From the Fifth Part of Mar Isaac, bishop of Nineveh (page 356)
