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Eirene: see Horae Horae (hō`rē), in Greek religion and mythology, goddesses of the seasons; daughters of Zeus and Themis. ..... Click the link for more information. . |
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This is not simply because the term eirene occurs only half as frequently in Acts as in Luke's Gospel, but also because when it does appear it often lacks the full-orbed dimensions it so often conveys in the Gospel. Among the more notable fringe exhibitions was Spanish architect Alberto Campo Baeza's colonisation of Haghia Eirene, a wonderful sixth-century church that, unusually, was never converted into a mosque like the larger and more famous Haghia Sophia. The Second Testament Judean writers used the Greek term eirene for shalom, possessing much the same meaning and usage to apply to the gospel. |
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