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Agpeya
Do any of you know where to buy a copy of the Agpeya produced by Virgin Mary and Archangel Michael Coptic Orthodox Church of Connecticut? Orthodoxbookstore.org is out of stock for the item http://www.orthodoxbookstore.org/theagpeya-copticprayerbookofthesevenhours.aspx
And the bookstore at Virgin Mary and Archangel Michael Coptic Orthodox Church only sell in bulk. I would like this copy specifically because it is a "pocket size" and is in both English and Arabic.
And the bookstore at Virgin Mary and Archangel Michael Coptic Orthodox Church only sell in bulk. I would like this copy specifically because it is a "pocket size" and is in both English and Arabic.


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You might want to look on agape.com
The site above is a site about Christianity with articles for reading on various Christian subjects and doctrines. ???
If you have one in your area, you could just drop by and pick one up.
agape-bookstore.com
The context of the whole psalm is about suffering in babylonian captivity. As result, it appears as if the verse is longing for revenge. But it gets confusing when the Psalmist blesses someone who would also kill children in the process. Killing children for whatever reasons is never OK. I do not know of any exceptions. Although ,this does not reconcile with the Lord's command "Vengeance is mine",I do not know how to interpret it. I believe there is a hidden interpretation there.Does anyone know?
And the bookstore at Virgin Mary and Archangel Michael Coptic Orthodox Church only sell in bulk. I would like this copy specifically because it is a "pocket size" and is in both English and Arabic.
The Agpeya I own is pretty compact size. You wouldn't really be able to fit it in a regular pocket but it is pretty small (4" x 5"). It is the one from St. Antonius Church in San Francisco. I don't know how it compares to others since it's the only one I've ever seen.