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Work: Testament of Our Lord
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Testament of Our Lord — Cooper/Maclean1902 English
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I. 19] NOTES 149 Syriac for “Church,” as in other languages, stands for both the building and the congregation of the faithful—In A.C. ii. 57 is a description of the church building. It has porticos (ra crasropopeiz) to the east; it is oblong and turned to the east. It is like a ship, the bishop like the helmsman, etc. (Lagarde, 8416 §420, 862), The description of the church in the Ethiopic Didascalia (Platt, § 10) is very similar. The doors in Ar. D. 35 are on south, west, and north; in the Copto-arab. translation of Test. they are, south, west, and “towards the sea.” For the type of the Trin…
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