Re: KATA PANTA, DIA PANTA

From: Ben Crick (ben.crick@argonet.co.uk)
Date: Wed Oct 06 1999 - 13:00:47 EDT


On Wed 6 Oct 1999 (09:06:37), cwconrad@artsci.wustl.edu wrote:
> Two days ago, Felipe Flores-Morelos brought to the list an interesting
> question about what he very rightly called in his subject-header, a
> "difficult text." If anyone has forgotten, it is a sentence in the
> "Divine Liturgy" of St. John Chrysostom that is used in the services of
> the Eastern Orthodox Churches:
>
> TA SA EK TWN SWN SOI PROSFEROMEN KATA PANTA KAI DIA PANTA
> [snip]

 Dear Carl

 David's Offertory prayer in 1 Chronicles 29:14 immediately springs to mind.
 It is incorporated as an Offertory sentence in the CofE Alternative Service
 Book 1984, Holy Communion Rite A.

 In the LXX this reads:

 KAI TIS EIMI EGW, KAI TIS hO LOAS MOU hOTI ISCUSAMEN PROQUMHQHNAI SOI KATA
 TAUTA; *hOTI SA TA PANTA, KAI EK TWN SWN DEDWKAMEN SOI*.

 IMHO we need look no further than this for the origin of Chrysostom's
 liturgical text.

 ERRWSQE
 Ben

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