Glory Definition (Philippians 1:21) No. 1 | Orthodox Christian Accessory | Hardcover Journal

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For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain.

- Philippians 1:21

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For even in dying, he means, I shall not have died, for I have my life in myself: then would they truly have slain me, had they had power through this fear to cast faith out of my soul. But as long as Christ is with me, even though death overtake me, still I live, and in this present life, not this, but Christ is my life. Since, then, not even in the present life is it so, but that life which I now live in the flesh I live in faith; so I say in that state also, I live, yet not I, but Christ lives in me (Galatians 2:20). Such ought a Christian to be!

+ St John Chrysostom, Homily III on Philippians

Why Journal?

Do you have a notebook for taking down quotes from Holy Fathers in your reading? Do you always have a book of Holy Fathers that you are reading and can turn to in a moment of gloom? Start now—this is essential!

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Few things will in help in keeping death and the final judgment before one's face as much as journaling. Remembrance of Death Orthodox Christian Hardcover Blank Journals provide a visually-compelling incentive to turn to your journal every day, in order to record both the highlights of your edifying spiritual reading, and to help you maintain nepsis - vigilance - over your heart and mind, the better to fight the passions with vigor and endurance.