The Homilies of S. John Chrysostom, Archbishop of Constantinople, on the First Epistle of St. Paul the Apostle to the Corinthians: Hom. 1-24. Pt. 2. Hom. 25-44 |
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... Wherefore he saith , 3 And ye are puffed up , and have not rather mourned . 4 Tus ἔξωθεν δικαστη giois 3 And after this again , certain of those who as they pretended were of the more perfect sort , and who for gluttony's sake used to ...
... Wherefore he saith , 3 And ye are puffed up , and have not rather mourned . 4 Tus ἔξωθεν δικαστη giois 3 And after this again , certain of those who as they pretended were of the more perfect sort , and who for gluttony's sake used to ...
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... Wherefore also he said , Now concerning the things whereof ye 2 c . 7. 1 . have written to me , & c . And he ... Wherefore he saith , 3If unto others I be not an Apostle , yet doubtless I am unto 3 c . 9. 2 . you ; for the seal of my ...
... Wherefore also he said , Now concerning the things whereof ye 2 c . 7. 1 . have written to me , & c . And he ... Wherefore he saith , 3If unto others I be not an Apostle , yet doubtless I am unto 3 c . 9. 2 . you ; for the seal of my ...
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... Wherefore also uniting them he adds , both theirs and ours . And this is far more powerful [ to unite , ] than the other [ to separate . ] For as men in one place , having many and contrary masters , become distracted , and their one ...
... Wherefore also uniting them he adds , both theirs and ours . And this is far more powerful [ to unite , ] than the other [ to separate . ] For as men in one place , having many and contrary masters , become distracted , and their one ...
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... wherefore we call these persons " puffed up . " Whereas the sober - minded man has no high thoughts , not even in high fortunes , knowing his own low estate ; but the vulgar even in his trifling con- cerns indulges a proud fancy . [ 6 ...
... wherefore we call these persons " puffed up . " Whereas the sober - minded man has no high thoughts , not even in high fortunes , knowing his own low estate ; but the vulgar even in his trifling con- cerns indulges a proud fancy . [ 6 ...
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... wherefore also he prefaces almost every Epistle with this . But the occasion for his doing so is even more urgent here , than in the other Epistles . For he that gives thanks , does so , both as having received a blessing , and as in ...
... wherefore also he prefaces almost every Epistle with this . But the occasion for his doing so is even more urgent here , than in the other Epistles . For he that gives thanks , does so , both as having received a blessing , and as in ...
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