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The Christian interpretation of the terms "Eiriny" and
"Eudokia" is wrong and utterly untenable.
According to the interpretation of this hymn by all the
Christian Churches and sects, the faith in the divinity of Jesus
Christ, in the redemption from sin and hell-fire through his
death upon the Cross, and in holding a continual communi-
cation with the Holy Ghost, brings "peace" and tranquillity
to the heart, and makes the believers entertain towards each
other "good will," benevolence, and mutual love. This inter-
pretation, thus far, is commonly accepted by the Sacramen-
tarian and the Evangelical groups. But they do not stop at
these three principal points, and very discreetly too; for thus
far no general peace, no reconciliation, no concord and
union, no good will and mutual love is felt among them.
Then they part with each other and try other means to as-
"Eudokia" is wrong and utterly untenable.
According to the interpretation of this hymn by all the
Christian Churches and sects, the faith in the divinity of Jesus
Christ, in the redemption from sin and hell-fire through his
death upon the Cross, and in holding a continual communi-
cation with the Holy Ghost, brings "peace" and tranquillity
to the heart, and makes the believers entertain towards each
other "good will," benevolence, and mutual love. This inter-
pretation, thus far, is commonly accepted by the Sacramen-
tarian and the Evangelical groups. But they do not stop at
these three principal points, and very discreetly too; for thus
far no general peace, no reconciliation, no concord and
union, no good will and mutual love is felt among them.
Then they part with each other and try other means to as-