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Explore the core teachings of the Assyrian Church of the East with this digital edition of "The Book of Marganitha." Delve into theological concepts, cosmology, Christology, and the significance of sacraments as presented by Mar Odisho.
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April 30, 2009
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What is The Book of Marganitha about?
The Book of Marganitha, meaning "Pearl," is a concise teaching of the Assyrian Church of the East. It covers topics such as God, creation, Christ's dispensation, and the church sacraments, written by Mar Odisho in 1298.
What are the main sections of The Book of Marganitha?
The book is divided into four main sections: On God, On the Creation, On Christ's Dispensation, and On the Church Sacraments. It also includes an appendix of Assyrian patriarchs.
What is the theological significance of The Book of Marganitha?
The book explains the Assyrian understanding of Jesus' personhood and divinity, aiming to reconcile linguistic and cultural differences that kept Assyrians separate from the larger Christian community. It clarifies their doctrine for other Christian groups.
Is The Book of Marganitha available on multiple platforms?
Based on the provided data, the release date is March 27, 2009, and the latest version is 1.1, last updated April 30, 2009. Specific platform compatibility beyond its initial release is not detailed.
How often is The Book of Marganitha updated?
The latest update for The Book of Marganitha was on April 30, 2009, with version 1.1. There is no information available regarding future update frequency.
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