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All about Coptic Orthodoxy ☦️

The Coptic Orthodox Church worships the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in the Oneness of Nature. We believe in One God; Father, Son and Holy Spirit three equal Co-Essential and Co-Indwelling Hypostasis (Persons). The Blessed and Holy Trinity is our One God. We Believe that Lord Jesus Christ, the Only-Begotten of the Father and Who is One with Him in Essence is the only Savior of the world; we are Miaphysites; There is a difference between the Monophysites who believe in just One Single Nature (Divine) of Lord Jesus Christ and the Miaphysites who believe in One United Nature or One Composite Nature (Divine & Human) of Lord Jesus Christ. We do not believe in just a Single Nature but we do believe in the One Incarnate Nature of the Logos. Less changes have taken place in the Coptic Church than in any other church whether in the ritual or doctrine aspects and that the succession of the Coptic Patriarchs, Bishops, priests and Deacons has been continuous.

What is Coptic Orthodoxy? 

The term "Coptic" is derived from the Greek "Aigyptos" meaning "Egyptian". When the Arabs arrived in Egypt in the seventh century, they called the Egyptians "qibt". Thus the Arabic word "qibt" came to mean both "Egyptians" and "Christians".

The term "Orthodoxy" here refers to the preservation of the "Original Faith" by the Copts who, throughout the ages, defended the Old Creed against the numerous attacks aimed at it.

Where does the Term come from?

Orthodox Study Bible

I highly recommend OSB (Orthodox Study Bible), but If you can’t get a hold of it or you’re practicing a different branch of Christianity, NKJV (New King James Version) is also great. 

What Translation of The Bible should I read?

The Coptic Calendar

Coptic Orthodox Diocese of the Southern United States

Coptic Heritage - HCOC

Saint Takla Haymanout: Coptic Orthodox Church Heritage Archive

Tasbeha.org

Saint Mary & Archangel Michael Coptic Orthodox Church

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