The Harp (Volume 2)

- Copyright Page (page 4)
- THE HARP (page 5)
- Editorial (page 7)
- The "Syrians" who ignore and devalue their own heritage (page 9)
- The Syrian heritage and the Mar Thoma Church (page 11)
- Syrian Christians of India and the Syriac Language (page 13)
- CAN YOU COUNT AND VERIFY? (page 16)
- Christianity in India is as old as Christianity itself (page 17)
- THE NAMES OF "QURBONO" (page 18)
- I am a person who is in love with Syriac (page 19)
- Kottayam: the Ancient Seat of Syriac Learning and Syriac Teaching (page 21)
- Meaning of Baptismal Anointings According to the West Syrian Liturgical Texts (page 23)
- The Typology of Mary in Shimo The Weekly Divine Office of the Malankara Church (page 33)
- Typology of Mary in S'himo - Analysis of references (page 43)
- Catechism of Dr. Joseph Kariatti (page 47)
- The Altar (page 50)
- The Syrian Heritage of the Mar Thoma Syrian Church (page 51)
- Objectivity in Historical Studies (page 57)
- Symbolism of Incense (page 60)
- St. Thomas in India According to jacob of Sarug (page 61)
- Studies on the Ordination Liturgy of the "Holy Church of the Syrian of Antioch" (page 67)
- Significance of the baptismal font (page 72)
- The Concept of 'becoming' in the Christology of Philoxenos of Mabbug (page 73)
- The Deacons (page 80)
- The Power of the Indian Archdeacon (page 81)
- Necessity of Rediscovery the Significance of Syriac Spirituality (page 89)
- The Syrian Church as the bearer of the ancient Semitic Heritage (page 93)
- Syrian Heritage Part of the Culture of India (page 101)
- The Love of St. Thomas Christians for Syriac and ITS After Effects in Malayalam Literature (page 105)
- SYRIAC WORDS IN MALAYALAM (page 108)
- Evaluation of the Syriac Conference (page 111)
- Evaluation of the Conference (page 115)
- THE HARP (page 118)
- Editorial (page 119)
- An Epiphany Hymn on the Church as the Bride of Christ (page 121)
- St.James' Liturgy: A Brief History of the Text (page 131)