Sophia wisdom

Byzantine-style icons of the Fourth Day of Creation (Creation of sun, moon, and stars), Adam and Eve, Tree of Life, the Holy Trinity, the Holy Silence, the Silence of God or Holy Silence, Sophia the Wisdom of God, Christ Emmanuel

Sophia: Goddess of Wisdom & God’s Wife Sophia Prayers & Gallery By Katia Romanoff (with contributions by young Mark Raines) Who is Sophia? Literally she is Wisdom, because the Greek word Sophia means “wisdom” in English. More than that, Sophia is the Wisdom of Deity. She has been revered as the Wise Bride of Solomon

Lady Wisdom in the Bible is described as an emanation, an eternal generation, and a creation, yet we see from the following explanation that, theologically, she cannot be all three of these things. Yet she could be both an emanation and an eternal generation, as Jesus, Wisdom Incarnate, indeed is: Emanation is a necessary and infinite number of generations that extends from the nature of the One. Everything extending from it is therefore consubstantial. Eternal Generation is a necessary and…

SOPHIA - GODDESS OF WISDOM by Caitlin Matthews, 1992, THORSONS, Aquarian/Thorsons edition, Paperback in English

The Gnostic Sophia (rising awareness of female Wisdom). Gnostics see her as one of the Aeons, the Divine Emanations of the One True God, who reside within and comprise the non-material Pleroma. According to Gnostic belief, she spawned a corrupt Aeon, the Demiurge, who was an ignorant, false god. The Demiurge then created the material world as well as more false Aeons, called Archons, over which he ruled.

The Divine Message And Gift To Humanity

The goddess Sophia was the wise and spiritual one of the archetypes of goddesses. Her identity was hidden, as men of her time in history were threatened by strong women.

Sophia Spirituality By Elaine Guillemin Who is Sophia? Where can I find Her? Who can She be for me? Who can she be for women and men today? Living into the text: Women’s experience and the tradition. “Women’s experience is the authentic touchstone to naming our own spirituality. Historically our religious tradition has been interpreted,