The Sanctus in the Eucharistic PrayerCambridge University Press, 1991 M05 9 - 260 páginas The sanctus (the 'thrice holy'of Isaiah 6.3) is found in nearly all ancient and modern eucharistic prayer. Its origin as a constituent element in this prayer is one of the unsolved mysteries of Christian liturgy, and the author of this study puts forward a comprehensive investigation into its background and sources. In making his enquiry, Dr Spinks shows that earliest attestations of its use derive from Syria and Palestine. This evidence is then matched against current theories of the origin of the eucharistic prayer, which leads the author to state his theories about the likely origin of the sanctus, and the implications this has for theories of anaphoral evolution. The use of the sanctus from the seventh century through to the present is described, a survey which takes note of the innovatory uses of Cranmer and Luther, and which places the study of the sanctus in a wide theological context. |
Contenido
PART I | 7 |
The sanctus in the East Syrian and SyroByzantine | 57 |
The sanctus in the Egyptian and Western eucharistic | 83 |
The possible origins of the sanctus in the eucharistic | 104 |
46 | 111 |
Developments in East and West to the Reformation | 125 |
The Reformation rites | 148 |
Protestant and Anglican liturgies 16621960 | 160 |
The sanctus in some contemporary eucharistic prayers | 176 |
The sanctus in perspective | 194 |
Notes | 207 |
235 | |
255 | |
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Términos y frases comunes
Addai and Mari amidah anaphora anaphora of St anaphoral sanctus angelology angels and archangels Anglican Apostolic Tradition berakot biblical Blessed Byzantine celestial century chant cherubim Christ Christian Church Clement congregation Consecration context Coptic creation Cuming Cyril Cyril of Jerusalem divine doxology East Syrian Egyptian Enoch epiklesis Ethiopic eucharistic prayer Ezekiel Father glorify glory Greek Gregory Hammerschmidt heaven and earth heavenly Hekhalot Holy Spirit Homily Hosanna host hymn Ibid included influence institution narrative intercessions Isaiah Jerusalem Jesus Jewish Ligier liturgy living creatures London Lord Lord's Prayer Lutheran merkāvāh Missal Old Testament origin pattern post-sanctus praise preface and sanctus proper preface Psalm Pseudepigrapha qeduššah Qumran Ratcliff Reformed Revelation rite Roman canon Sabaoth sanctus sanctus and benedictus seraphim Serapion sing Spinks St Basil St James St Mark suggested sursum corda Synagogue Syrian anaphoras Syro-Byzantine temple thanksgiving Theology throne translation trisagion vision wings Worship Yahweh Yoşer
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The Fifth Gospel: Isaiah in the History of Christianity John F. A. Sawyer Vista previa limitada - 1996 |
Daily, Sabbath, and Festival Prayers in the Dead Sea Scrolls, Volumen27 Daniel K. Falk Vista previa limitada - 1998 |