- THE HARP (page 5)
- Editorial (page 7)
- Interpreter of the Acts of God and Humans: George Warda, Historian and Theologian of the 13th Century (page 9)
- The Syriac Manuscripts of the John Rylands Library, Manchester (page 23)
- West Syrian Anaphorae (page 31)
- The Blessing of Waters on Epiphany in the Churches of Syro-Antiochean and Byzantine Traditions (page 43)
- Jacob of Sarug's Homily on Malkizedeq: A HOMILY ON THAT WHICH DAVID SAID ABOUT OUR LORD: "YOU ARE PRIEST FOREVER IN THE RESEMBLANCE OF MALKIZEDEQ" (page 55)
- Studies in the West Syrian Liturgy of the Consecration of Holy Myron (page 67)
- Seeri - Chronicle (page 77)
- Book Reviews (page 83)
- THE HARP (page 95)
- Editorial (page 97)
- The Edessan Martyrs and Ascetic Tradition (page 99)
- Orthodoxy in Germany Today: The Spread of Churches of Oriental Traditions in a Western Country (page 111)
- "The Wedding Feast of Blood on Golgotha" an unusual aspect of John 19:34 in Sriyac tradition (page 121)
- A New Journal of Eastern Christian Studies (page 135)
- "You Shall Call his Name Yeshu" (Mt 1:21 (page 139)
- THE HARP (page 155)
- Editorial (page 157)
- The Origin of the Word Suryoyo-Syrian (page 159)
- On the fragments of Theodore of Mopsuestia in Brit. Libr, add, 12.156 and the christological fragment in double tradition (page 187)
- Liturgical Offering and Alms: The 'Stipend' Issue in an oriental perspective (page 195)
- Conflicts between East and West in the Editorial field shown through some historical examples (page 205)
- The Self - Revealing God and Man in Ephrem (page 221)
- The Impact of Language and Writing on the 'Selfunderstanding' of a Religion or Denomination (page 237)
