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Contemplations on the Sermon on the Mount

Name: Contemplations on the Sermon on the Mount
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Author: H H Pope Shenouda III
ISBN: 9780994542571

by H H Pope Shenouda III

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224 pages
Publisher: Coptic Orthodox St Shenouda Monastery
14.9 x 21.1 x 1.2 cm

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For those wanting to live out Jesus' teachings

Guides you in meditating on the Sermon on the Mount

You will be inspired to let faith shape your life

A collection of powerful reflections on the Sermon on the Mount from a respected spiritual leader.

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This book presents sixteen lectures given by His Holiness Pope Shenouda III (Pope and Patriarch of the Coptic Orthodox Church) on the “Sermon on the Mount” in 1967. “The Sermon on the Mount is indeed the constitution of Christianity. It is worthy of more meditation by you and while reading these and other contemplations you have rather to learn it by heart. I wish God may grant you the power to behave according to it so that you, yourself, may become a sermon read by all people.” (Pope Shenouda III)