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Jacob Baradaeus (/ˌbærəˈdiːəs/; Gr****: Ἰάκωβος Βαραδαῖος; Arabic: مار يعقوب البرادعي; Syriac: ܝܥܩܘܒ ܒܘܪܕܥܝܐ, romanized: Yaʿqub Burdʿoyo), also
known as...
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patriarchate headed by Severus. In the 6th century, a
bishop named Jacob Baradaeus helped strengthen this
Miaphysite patriarchate. Meanwhile,
those who supported...
- Al-Harith ibn
Jabalah al-Gh****ani and
Empress Theodora's efforts,
Jacob Baradaeus ordained a
universal bishop in 543/4 AD by Mor Theodosius. He was at first...
- the
theology of
Jacobus Arminius Jacobites,
followers of
Saint Jacob Baradaeus (died 578).
Churches in the
Jacobite tradition and
sometimes called Jacobite...
- his
death in 538 AD.
During this
turbulent time for the church,
Jacob Baradaeus was
consecrated as
bishop with the
support of
Empress Theodora and he...
- (today the
Syriac Orthodox Church, also
known as Jacobites,
after Jacob Baradaeus) and
those who
accepted both councils,
primarily today's
Eastern Orthodox...
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consecrate a new pope of Alexandria, and
finally with the
eminent bishop Jacob Baradaeus, who in his
effort to
reunite the
Egyptian and
Syrian non-Chalcedonians...
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imperial army (120,000 men)
under Chen
Baxian to re-occupy the region.
Jacob Baradaeus consecrates Sergius of
Tella as
patriarch of Antioch,
opening a permanent...
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Uyghurs come
under the rule of the
Hephthalites (approximate date).
Jacob Baradaeus becomes bishop of
Edessa (approximate date). July 21 –
Emperor Wen of...
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Mesopotamiae (363–540). It was also a bishopric,
suffragan of Edessa.
Jacob Baradaeus was born near the city and was a monk in a
nearby monastery. The city...
