Description: (One of the Most Important Syriac Poet-Theologians of His Time)
Jacob of Serugh, a prominent Syriac poet-theologian and ecclesiastical official from Suruç, Turkey, later served as a bishop of Batnan. Known for his moderation in Miaphysite Christianity, he was highly respected for his extensive body of work, earning nicknames like "Flute of the Holy Spirit" and "Lyre of the Believing Church." His writings, including numerous homilies, have established him as a key figure in Syriac Christian literature.