Orthodox Theological Encyclopedia or Theological Encyclopedic Dictionary. Volume VI

Volume VI (Javan–John the Maronite) V (Don Diocese–Ifika) VII (John of Scythopolis–Calendar) VIII (Kadnikov monasteries – Kakhikst) XI (Claudas–Apocryphal Books) XII (Symbolic Books – Constantinople) Javan Jabin Jabez Jabbok Jaddui Jabbneah Jador Jael Jairus Jakinthos, St. Martyr of Caesarea Jacinthos, St. Martyr of Amastrid Jacinthos, St. Roman martyr Iakinf (Jacek) Odrovonzh Iakinf, archimandrite of Novospassky in Moscow, monastery Iakinf of Pelkinsky Iakinf, archimandrite, famous sinologist Iakishol Jacobites Jacob, second son of the Jewish patriarch Isaac Jacob Patr. and Jacob's Well Jacob Zebedee / St. Apostle James "Righteous" Jacob - the "eastern" saints of this name Jacob: Russian saints of this name Jacob niz(s)ib(v)iisky Jacob of Seruga Jacob Baradeus Jacob of Edessa Jacob, known under the name of Aphraata Jacob Patriarch of Constantinople Jacob of Strzhibra Jacob-mnich Jacob Abbot of the Solovetsky Monastery Jacob Land Jacob (Blonnitsky) Jacob Archbishop of Nizhny Novgorod and Jacob of Yakutsk and Vilyuisk Jacob Archimandrite, Abbot of the Kirillo-Belozersky Monastery Jacob of Vitria Jacob of Voragin Jacob of Benedictis Jacob of Yuterbog Jacob Christoph Blyarer Jacob I of England James II, King of England Iamblichus Iamnia Ianicetus Iannaeus-Alexander Iannius and Iambres Iannuarius of Corfu Iannuarius, St. Bishop of Puteoli Jared Jaroia Jason - the name of several biblical persons Jason, St. Roman martyr Jasson Youth of Smogorzhevsky Japheth - one of the sons of Patriarch Noah Japheth Czech historian XVI-XVII centuries. Jachin and Boaz Ishbosheth Jebusites Jehovah Jehovahists and Elohists Yehuda Jedidiah Jezebel Ezekiel Jezreel Jezuats. Order of the Jesuits Jesuits (“Society of Jesus” Jesuits in Russia Jesuits and Jesuit morality Jesuits and the Jesuit-Catholic confession Jesuit women Hierax Hierax, holy African martyr Hierax St. Egyptian hermit Hierax and the Hierakites Hierapolis - a city in the southern part of Phrygia Hierapolis in Syria Hierarchy Austrian Hierarchy Anglican Hierarchy Hieratic letter Jerachmeel Jeremiah, holy martyr of Sirmium Jeremiah, prophet Jeremiah: Patriarchs of Constantinople Jeremiah, saint of Sinai and Raifa, holy Palestinian martyr Jeremiah the seer. Pechersky Jeremiah Pochapovsky Jeremiah Tissarovsky Jeremiah Svistelnitsky Jeremiah, Bishop of Nizhny Novgorod Jericho Jeriya Jerobaal Jeroboam Hieroglyphic Bibles Hieroglyphic letter Hierodeacon Hierokyrix Hierocles Hieromonk Jerome Eusebius Sophronius, blessed Jerome bl. and Hieronymites Jerome of Prague Jerome. Pechersk ascetic Jerome Bishop. Vladimir Jerome Volchansky, Bishop of Mogilev Jerome (Ershov), abbot of the Ugresh Nikolaev Monastery Jerome Archimandrite, member of the St. Petersburg Spiritual Censorship Committee Jerome, St. martyr of Melitina Hieron (Vasiliev), archimandrite Hieroschemamonk Hierotheus one of the ten members of the Athenian Areopagus Hierotheus of Malitsky, Metropolitan of Kiev and Galicia Hierotheus (Jacob Fedorovich Lobachevsky), Bishop of Ostrog, Vicar of Volyn Jerusalem Jerusalem Church of Jerusalem Latin Patriarchate Jerusalem Councils 1–2 Jerusalem symbol Jerusalem Christian Jerusalem: historical sketch and monuments. Jerusalem New Jesse Jephthah Jehoiachin - one of the leaders in the days of the Judah king Josiah Jehoiachin - the second name of the Judah king Jehoahaz Jehoiachin, son of King Joachim Jehoiachin - son of Joel Joshua and the book of J. Joshua Jesus son of Sirach Jesus Christ according to the Gospels Jesus Christ - the founder of the shepherd Jesus Christ, as a perfect example of ideal morality Jesus Christ in appearance Jesus Christ in iconography Jesus and the cult of the heart of Jesus and his society Jesus (Yeshu) Stylite Jehu Joab Joachim eldest son of the Judah king Josiah Joachim - high priest of the post-exilic period Joachim - high priest, contemporary of Judith Joachim - husband of Susanna Joachim - father of the Blessed Virgin Mary Johanim: 1–4 Constantinople. Patriarchs Joachim - saint, first bishop of Novgorod Joachim the Venerable. Opochsky Joachim Morokhovsky Joachim - the ninth All-Russian Patriarch Joachim, Archbishop. Rostov Joachim of Floria Ioannikios of Floria Blessed Joanna Papisa Ioanbonites Ioannikios the Great Ioanninius of the Virgin Ioannikios II - saint of the Serbian Church Ioannikios of Galatov Ioannikios and Sophronius Likhuda Ioannikios of Zaonikiev Ioannikios Archimandrite of the Kiev-Mikhailovsky Monastery Ioannikios Archimandrite of the Solotchinsky Monastery Ioannikios Rudnev Metropolitan Kiev and Galician John, son of Mattathias John Hyrcanus John the Baptist John Mark St. Apostle and Evangelist John, his Gospel and epistles John “presbyter” in Papias the bishop. John: “Eastern” saints of this name John the name of the “Eastern” saints, whose memorial days are sometimes not prescribed by the Orthodox Church John: Russian saints John: Russian saints, whose commemoration days are not currently prescribed John of Giskala John Chrysostom John Chrysostom in Russian writing John Chrysostom and his liturgy John II, Cappadocian John III Scholastic John IV Faster John V John VI John VII Grammar John VIII John IX John X John XI Century John XII John Glykis John XIV John II Bishop of Jerusalem John, Archbishop. Antioch John Talaya John Mayumsky John bar-Aftonya John bar-Kursus John Malala John of Ephesus John Climacus John Moschos John Maronite Jacob Alpheus