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Essay heading: Doctrinal Similarities Between The Syriac Orthodox Church And The Sunni Orthodox Church.
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The Diatessaron was compiled by Tatian of Adiabene between 173/3AD. Well received by the Syriacs in Edessa, the Euphrates and Mesopotamia it was often refered to as “The Mixed Gospel” (Barsoum, pp41). Its use was abolished by Rabula, the metropolitan of Edssa in the early 5th century, but reinstated by the monk Danial of Beth Batin in the (th century during his Biblical lessons for the Week of Passion (Barsoum, pp42)... displayed 300 characters
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In the 11th century, a copy was translated into Arabic by Abd Allah Ibn al-Tayyib, and it is from this version that the first copy was made into Latin and published in 1888.
The Sunni Orthodox faith, traditionally takes its doctrine from the Qu’ran, the infallible word of God passed to Mohammad and written down by scribes as it was revealed over the 20 years of his prophetation (Berkey, pp59), as well as the Hadith, a collection of actions of the Mohammad and his companions actions over their lifetimes (Berkey, pp 59)... displayed next 300 characters
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