 |
Judicial Authority in the Holy Scriptures Part 1Jesus says, “Judge not, lest you be judged,” and adds, “With what judgment you judge, you will be judged.” Why should the court today be called to resemble the divine, heavenly court? Archimandrite Ruben Zargaryan explains. |
 |
The Source of AuthorityWhy is the source of judicial, legislative, and executive authorities considered divine? Archimandrite Ruben Zargaryan explains. |
 |
Spiritual Warfare: WeaponryWhy does spiritual warfare take place in our hearts? According to the anthropology of the Holy Bible, what place is our heart? Archimandrite Ruben Zargaryan explains. |
 |
Spiritual warfare: a testAmong the many fears, why does the fear of death become dominant in our lives? Why is it considered the mother fear and drives us all to various sins? Archimandrite Ruben Zargaryan comments. |
 |
Hogevor paterazm. neratsut’yun 29 Spiritual Warfare: An IntroductionWhat is spiritual warfare, how is it expressed, and against whom is it directed? Archimandrite Ruben Zargaryan explains |
 |
The Event of the Cross: A WatershedWhy is Jesus considered a sign of opposition, according to the elder Simeon, if he came into the world to establish peace and reconciliation? Commented by Archimandrite Ruben Zargaryan. |
 |
Crisis: The Lord's PrescriptionJesus, predicting the destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem and the catastrophic events taking place in the last days, what message does he convey to his followers to withstand crises? Commented by Archimandrite Ruben Zargaryan. |
 |
Generational responsibility"The fathers ate sour grapes and their sons' teeth were set on edge." How can the sins and irresponsibility of one generation affect the next generations? Archimandrite Ruben Zargaryan comments. |
 |
Justice, not slanderWhy does a person who does not see his own faults and shortcomings constantly speak ill of others? Archimandrite Ruben Zargaryan comments. |
|
|
Justice, not slanderWhy does a person who does not see his own faults and shortcomings constantly speak ill of others? Archimandrite Ruben Zargaryan comments. |
 |
Libido vivendi, libido possidendi, libido dominantiWhat are the three driving forces that man is called to moderate, to humanize? What example does Christ set during his trial? |
 |
Authority and responsibilityWhat does the Bible say about the divine principle of authority? Commentary by Rev. Ruben Zargaryan. |