
76 topical teachings from Orthodox saints and the Desert Fathers, compiled by the Orthodox Calendar Company.
Volume One of the Wisdom of the Divine Philosophers series gathers 76 topics across 186 pages, drawing on Orthodox saints and the Sayings of the Desert Fathers for daily spiritual reflection and reference.
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Wisdom of the Divine Philosophers, Volume One is a topically organized collection of Orthodox Christian teachings researched and compiled by the Orthodox Calendar Company. First published in 2012 and revised in 2022, this edition presents 76 topics across 186 pages, including forgiveness, compassion, anger, and many more. The complete index is available in the accompanying product image.
The Wisdom of the Divine Philosophers series, researched and compiled by the Orthodox Calendar Company, offers a rich collection of spiritual insights and teachings from revered Orthodox saints. These four volumes compile their wisdom on life, faith, and holiness passed down through centuries. Each volume presents teachings to help readers grow in their spiritual journey, for ascetic practices, and the pursuit of communion with God.
In addition to the topical teachings drawn from revered Orthodox saints, this volume features selections from the Sayings of the Desert Fathers. The cover features St. Nikodemos the Hagiorite, and the book includes the story of his life.
Volume One is part of a four-volume series. Each volume has been carefully compiled so that the quotations do not repeat across the set, making every book a distinct resource. The complete set is also offered together as a gift set.
This listing is for the revised edition of Volume One. Digital editions are also available through Apple Books, Barnes & Noble, and Kindle.
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