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This name identifies the author who described "a lover and loved one moved in unison," in a poem about a spiritual surrender he experienced after leaving his "house lay long in deep repose." An Early Church Father with this name was deposed at the Synod of the Oak and wrote the most celebrated Divine Liturgy of the Byzantine Rite. Another of them included discourses with "I am" sayings between seven signs, or miracles, culminating in the raising of Lazarus. That author of this name wrote the Biblical book with the fewest (*) verses, the second of his three epistles. Besides the naming the Carmelite author of The Dark Night of the Soul, this name is given to an author who described the Seven Churches of Asia and the Whore of Babylon. For 10 points, identify this name ascribed to an evangelist from Patmos who authored the Book of Revelation and the only canonical non-synoptic gospel.
This name identifies the author who described "a lover and loved one moved in unison," in a poem about a spiritual surrender he experienced after leaving his "house lay long in deep repose.
{John} [or {Juan}; or {Yohanan}]