St Ephrem the Syrian
born 306 in Nisibis
7 works written in 2 locations (357 pages)
| Date | Name and Summary | Pages | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| 338–363 | This collection comprises Ephrem the Syrian's "Nisibene Hymns," a profound poetic reflection on the themes of divine mercy, salvation, and the cosmic struggle between good and evil.more | 122 | Nisibis |
| 360–373 | This homily emphasizes that Jesus Christ descended from divine glory to become a dwelling for humanity, uniting His divine and human natures through humility and love.more | 61 | Edessa |
| 363–373 | This homily emphasizes that true spiritual growth and salvation come through free will, sincere repentance, and living in accordance with God's law.more | 15 | Edessa |
| 363–373 | This homily illustrates God's boundless mercy and forgiveness, emphasizing that even the most sinful individuals can be redeemed through genuine repentance and humility.more | 12 | Edessa |
| 363–373 | This collection celebrates the divine revelations and profound symbolism associated with the Feast of Epiphany, emphasizing the manifestation of Christ as the Light of the world through baptism, the star, and the recognition of Him as King by the Magi.more | 48 | Edessa |
| 363–373 | This collection encompasses Ephrem the Syrian’s profound reflections on the significance of Christ's Nativity, emphasizing the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies and typologies through the Incarnation.more | 83 | Edessa |
| 363–373 | This collection of hymns by Ephrem the Syrian explores the profound spiritual significance of the pearl as a symbol of faith, divine mysteries, and Christ-like purity, emphasizing its role as a type and a reflection of heavenly truths.more | 16 | Edessa |