The Chaldean Monastery of Rabban Hurmizd, patriarchal graveyard , Jabal Alqōš

(3) This Father of ours, worthy of blessing, (1-2) led the venerable and elevated see of the patriarchate (4) for twenty-three years. (5) Blessed be God.
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(1) May our Lord make a remembrance, (2) acceptable before him (3) as well as favorable (4) for this blessed Father of ours, (5) who departed in a heavenly hope.
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(1-5) Since I—Mār Ēlīā Patriarch of the East thanks to the Grace—existed, I confessed the three qnōmē of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit—One true God and eternal Nature. I believed in His Son, our Lord Jesus Christ, conjointly complete God and complete Man, two natures and two qnōmē in one parsōpā of one Sonship and one Will—(6-10) he suffered, was crucified and was buried, but he rose up on the third day as is written, and he ascended to Heaven to his Father. I paid homage to his living and life-giving Cross, and partook of his body and blood in the hope of <the forgiveness> of my sins. When the ship of the body reached the safety that is in the grave, I left this world at the sign of the Most High, while looking forward (11-15) to the great day of resurrection, so that our Lord may come and have mercy on me through his mercy, through the “amen” of the entire Orthodox church, indeed, and forever, amen. My lord the reader: Pray, beseech with a pure heart, beg and ask the Lord so that he may pardon my failures. [The end. To God, who gives power], unceasing [glory] and honour. (16-20) [May he cover the deceased one with mercy and make him wo]rthy of the eternal blessing. This [late] and honourable Father of ours duly [led and served] the elevated [and sublime] Metropolitan see for seven years.
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(1) Trusting on the heavenly King, our venerable Father and blessed shepherd, Mār Ēlīā, [died] and departed (2) in the year 2034, the fourteenth day in computation, in the First Kānōn (December). May Christ make him take delight in the place of bliss.