Whose Kingdom Shall Have No End | Luke 1:32-33 | Orthodox Cross | Modernist Minimalist Logo Style | Hardcover Journal

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He will be great, and will be called the Son of the Most High; and the Lord will give to Him the throne of His father David, and He will reign over the house of Jacob forever; and of His kingdom there will be no end.

- Luke 1:32-33

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Christ’s kingdom is “not of this world” (Jn 18.31). He says this to Pontius Pilate when being mocked as king, revealing in this humiliation His genuine divine kingship. The Kingdom of God, which Christ will rule, will come with power at the end of time when the Lord will fill all creation and will be truly “all, and in all” (Col 3.11). The Church, which in popular Orthodox doctrine is called the Kingdom of God on earth, has already mysteriously been given this experience. In the Church, Christ is already acknowledged, glorified, and served, as the only king and lord; and His Holy Spirit, whom the saints of the Church have identified with the Kingdom of God, is already given to the world in the Church with full graciousness and power.

- Father Thomas Hopko, The Orthodox Faith: The Symbol of Faith

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Tradition meets modernism in this unique take on Orthodox Christian worshipful symbolism. Bold, clean lines and the use of Neue Haas Grotesk typography evoke the modernist aesthetic of the Bauhaus art movement.

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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.