A Spiritual Psalter written by St Ephraim the Syrian Jewel

A Spiritual Psalter written by St Ephraim the Syrian JewelIt was meant that each prayer contained something special. With attention, the reader will immediately notice this, despite the apparently similarity of prayer turns of speech. But for someone to whom other prayers seem the same, it should not be boring to read them, just as it is not boring for a lover to pray to repeat an uncountable number of times: Lord, have mercy or: Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me a sinner. We accompany this

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