Give Me a Word: The Alphabetical Sayings of the Desert Fathers, PPS52 (Popular Patristics Series Volume 52) Paperback Apron

Give Me a Word: The Alphabetical Sayings of the Desert Fathers, PPS52 (Popular Patristics Series Volume 52) Paperback ApronWhen Christians first began living as monks in the Egyptian desert at the beginning of the fourth century, they had few books and almost no learning. As they gained experience, they concentrated that experience in the form of an oral tradition of tales and sayings (apophthegmata). Apart from the Scriptures (also learned by heart) this was the only training manual they had. Consequently, when the onslaught of barbarians drove many monks out of Egypt

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Material: Black imitation leather exterior with soft protective lining

Made from quality materials

while the cotton gloves with embroidered Square & Compass complete the classic Masonic presentation

the prayers

and the universal search for light

and comfortable for extended wear

and unity embodied by the Order

and refined Masonic identity

structured

Usage:Worn on the left breast during Chapter convocations

specifically for the Knights Templar degree under the English Constitution