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The Name of Jesus

The Names of Jesus Used by Early Christians and the Development of the "Jesus Prayer"

Irénée Hausherr; Translated by Charles Cummings, OCSO

The Name of Jesus
The Name of Jesus

ISBN: 9780879079444, CS044

Details: 358 pgs, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2
Publication Date: 04/01/1978
Cistercian Publications
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This book explains how the Jesus Prayer developed and the names by which early Christians addressed Christ.

ISBN: 9780879079444, CS044

Details: 358 pgs, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2
Publication Date: 04/01/1978
Cistercian Publications

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. . . deservedly a classic in spiritual writing and necessary reading for all those interested in the method of Eastern Christian prayer.
The Heythrop Journal

For the reader who desires God, here is the book that speaks to the heart.
The Living Church