Set in the 11th century, the narrative follows Archbishop Theophylact of Bulgaria, a scholar and cleric educated in Constantinople. His missionary work in Ohrid, near the Byzantine Empire, is highlighted alongside his prolific writings. Theophylact authored commentaries on the New Testament and prophets, renowned for their wisdom and deep insights, which continue to resonate with readers today.
Set in the 11th century, this work explores the life of Archbishop Theophylact of Bulgaria, a scholar and cleric educated in Constantinople. His significant contributions as a missionary in Ohrid include a series of revered commentaries on the New Testament and prophetic texts. These writings are celebrated for their profound wisdom and insights, reflecting Theophylact's deep faith and theological understanding. The book highlights his enduring influence on Christian thought and the historical context of his ministry within the Byzantine Empire.
Blessed Theophylact of Ochrid's 900-year-old commentaries encapsulate the teachings of St. John Chrysostom and other early Church Fathers. This timeless "Bible study" remains relevant, offering profound insights to Orthodox Christians across generations, free from modern influences.