Abiathar
A Priestly Figure at the Crossroads of Biblical History and Theological Discourse Abiathar, whose name in Hebrew (אֶבְיָתָר) is derived from אָב (’āḇ), meaning “father”, and יֶתֶר (yéther), signifying “remains” or “excelled”, is emblematic of continuity or superiority over one’s paternal lineage. In the scriptural narrative, Abiathar emerges as Ahimelech’s son, the priest at Nob. […]
Mystagogy in Orthodox Christianity
Mystagogy, a term rooted in the rich tapestry of Orthodox Christianity, represents the teaching and unveiling of the sacred mysteries of the faith. This profound and spiritual journey into the heart of Orthodox liturgy and doctrine is essential for understanding the deep, transformative experiences that define the faith. The term finds its origins in the […]