Bishop Jeremiah (Soloviev) as a compiler of akathists by Maria Sidneva

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Alexander the Great’s “Argolai” and “Lenii Levi”: On the Difficulties of Translation of The Life of the Prophet Jeremiah into Russian by Vladimir M. Kirillin

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THE ROLE OF THE HOLY CROSS CHURCH IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CAUCASIAN DIOCESE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE XIX CENTURY by P. Nemashkalov

“…Not accepting compromise solutions, Bishop Jeremiah (Soloviev) was drawn into the state's experiment on the assertion of a single-religion church in the region, the reason for which was the complaint of the Grebian Cossacks. …”
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The role of the Orthodox clergy of the North Caucasus in the incorporation of the region into the Russian Empire in the middle of the XIX century by O. Yu. Kolosova, P. G. Nemashkalov

“…The organization of church administration and the personality of the first bishop Jeremiah (Solovyov) was analyzed in the study by I.K. …”
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Production of African eggplant in Tanzania: varieties, practices, profitability, and constraints by Henry-Hussein Aziz Mvungi, Rosina Wanyama, Fekadu Fufa Dinssa, Godfrey Ngoteya, Jeremiah Sigalla, Ruth Minja, Gerard Bishop, Pepijn Schreinemachers

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Free Will and Divine Sovereignty in Eusebius of Emesa: A Fourth-Century Antiochene Homily Against Determinism by José Cebrián Cebrián

“…This study examines Eusebius of Emesa’s <i>De arbitrio, voluntate Pauli et Domini passione</i> (Homily I), a fourth-century homily rediscovered in the twentieth century, to elucidate its contribution to the theological debate on free will within early Christianity. While Eusebius, a bishop of the Antiochene school, has been historically overlooked, his homily offers a nuanced defence of human moral agency against the deterministic paradigms prevalent in late antiquity. …”
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