Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, First Series • VOLUME 14
Chrysostom — John and Hebrews
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INDEXES OF SUBJECTS.
INDEXES OF SUBJECTS. HOMILIES ON THE GOSPEL OF JOHN. Abraham, supposed by the Samaritans to have offered Isaac on mount Gerizim, [1]113; Christ talked with, [2]116; who the real seed of, [3]194; wrongly compared with Christ, [4]198; how he saw Christ's day, [5]198. Adam, said to die from the moment of the Fall, because under …
1,052 wordsSECTION 242Books, scarcity of, [165]38; generally neglected at Antioch, or only kept for show and ornament, [166]114; written in letters of gold, on fine parchments, [167]ib.
Books, scarcity of, [165]38; generally neglected at Antioch, or only kept for show and ornament, [166]114; written in letters of gold, on fine parchments, [167]ib. Bosom, of the Father, implies Unity of Essence, [168]52; and Coeternity, [169]53. Branches, signify our need of Grace, and of union with Christ, [170]279; the fruit…
3,137 wordsSECTION 243Christians, how sanctified, [582]48; duties of, high as their privileges, [583]50, [584]53; to imitate Christ by love of the brethren, [585]
Christians, how sanctified, [582]48; duties of, high as their privileges, [583]50, [584]53; to imitate Christ by love of the brethren, [585]54; their duties as members one of another, [586]53, [587]54; indifference of, a stumblingblock to heathens, [588]61; taught by the zeal of heathens to study and to defend the truth, [589]62…
2,266 wordsSECTION 244Fear of God, the, secures the soul, [934]193.
Fear of God, the, secures the soul, [934]193. Feast, the first and last its great days, [935]183. Feasts, rulers of, selected for sobriety, [936]78. Female sex, their superior feeling, [937]323. Figures used in the Gospels to give spirit and sweetness to the doctrine, [938]119; the latest, were the most clear, [939]126. Fin…
2,697 wordsSECTION 245John Baptist, St., spoke as sent from God, [1344]25; why sent to witness to Christ, [1345]26; inferior to Christ, [1346]ib.; confessed his i
John Baptist, St., spoke as sent from God, [1344]25; why sent to witness to Christ, [1345]26; inferior to Christ, [1346]ib.; confessed his inferiority, [1347]45; reverenced by the Jews, [1348]44; praised by Josephus, [1349]ib.;, taught from heaven, [1350]45; prepared the Jews for Christ by degrees, [1351]ib.; how "after" Christ,…
2,202 wordsSECTION 246Nobleman, the, in John iv. different from the centurion in Matthew, [1678]123; an example of faith, [1679]124; but imperfect, [1680]ib.
Nobleman, the, in John iv. different from the centurion in Matthew, [1678]123; an example of faith, [1679]124; but imperfect, [1680]ib. Number, not admissible in the Deity, [1681]7. Obedience, Christ's blessing on, [1682]261. Obscurity, used to rivet attention, [1683]214. Officers, the, of the Pharisees, an example of candor…
2,211 wordsSECTION 247Samaritans, the, visited by Christ, but only in passing, [2023]107; origin and history of, [2024]ib.; only received the works of Moses, [202
Samaritans, the, visited by Christ, but only in passing, [2023]107; origin and history of, [2024]ib.; only received the works of Moses, [2025]108; hated by the Jews, [2026]ib.; their call not intended by Christ, but deserved by their zeal, [2027]109; inferior to the Jews in purity of faith, [2028]115; received all from the Jews,…
2,220 wordsSECTION 248HOMILIES ON THE EPISTLE TO THE HEBREWS.
Zenobia, [2377]30 (note). HOMILIES ON THE EPISTLE TO THE HEBREWS. Abraham, how received not the promises, having patiently endured, received the promise, [2378]418; his patience, [2379]ib.; and great-heartedness, [2380]418, [2381]474, [2382]477 sqq.; and intense resolve of his affection Godward, [2383]521, [2384]522; learn fro…
2,010 wordsSECTION 249Creed. See Confession.
Creed. See Confession. Cross, our Master calls glory, [2710]383; why He chose, [2711]493; fruit of, how great, [2712]383; our, [2713]494. Crowning, time of, one; of conflict of each, manifold, [2714]492. Danger, to run needlessly into, tempting God, [2715]484. Daniel, why he did not refuse the oblation and sweet odors, [2716…
2,253 wordsSECTION 250Hell, [3058]396, [3059]403, [3060]421, [3061]431, [3062]456, [3063]457, [3064]461, [3065]469, [3066]471, [3067]476, [3068]481, [3069]490; te
Hell, [3058]396, [3059]403, [3060]421, [3061]431, [3062]456, [3063]457, [3064]461, [3065]469, [3066]471, [3067]476, [3068]481, [3069]490; terror of, [3070]368, [3071]369; none afraid of, [3072]472; some believe not that there is, [3073]507; we must often think of lest we suffer it, [3074]369; almsgiving will quench, [3075]ib.; e…
2,311 wordsSECTION 251Poverty, not, but caring to be despised for, makes us despicable, [3447]374; the Christian shines out more in, than in riches, [3448]374; it
Poverty, not, but caring to be despised for, makes us despicable, [3447]374; the Christian shines out more in, than in riches, [3448]374; it affords, too, more pleasure, [3449]ib.; we may not be impatient of, [3450]375; many blessings of, [3451]452, [3452]459; makes bold, [3453]453; leads by the hand to Heaven, [3454]ib.; great …
2,218 wordsSECTION 252Suicide, some long for death, and only the fear of God withholds them, [3858]512.
Suicide, some long for death, and only the fear of God withholds them, [3858]512. Surgeons, their mingled gentleness and firmness, [3859]505. Suspect, we are apt to, [3860]422. Swearing, [3861]477. Talents, teacher has five, learner one, [3862]504; earth wherein single talent is buried, the bad heart, [3863]ib. Teacher, of …
3,193 wordsSECTION 253Acts
Acts [6305]1:3-4 [6306]1:4 [6307]1:8 [6308]1:11 [6309]1:18 [6310]1:23 [6311]2:5 [6312]2:9 [6313]2:10 [6314]2:36 [6315]2:36 [6316]2:36 [6317]2:46 [6318]2:46 [6319]3:1 [6320]3:6 [6321]3:6 [6322]3:6 [6323]3:12 [6324]3:17 [6325]3:19 [6326]3:24 [6327]3:26 [6328]4:13 [6329]4:29 [6330]4:31 [6331]4:32 [6332]4:32 [6333]4:36 [6334]4:36-3…
1,273 wordsSECTION 254* Ekeinos: [7529]1 * Enebrimesato: [7530]1 * Epoleito. So Morel. Ben. and mss.: [7531]1 * Idou, phesi, kai haute kaine tunchanei: [7532]1 *
* Ekeinos: [7529]1 * Enebrimesato: [7530]1 * Epoleito. So Morel. Ben. and mss.: [7531]1 * Idou, phesi, kai haute kaine tunchanei: [7532]1 * Iesoun: [7533]1 * Iesous.--: [7534]1 * Ioudaiou tinos: [7535]1 * Ioudaious: [7536]1 * Ellenon: [7537]1 * Ellenikon: [7538]1 * O Theos: [7539]1 * edeto: [7540]1 * a gapen: [7541]1 * a gapes: …
10,504 wordsSECTION 255Index of Pages of the Print Edition
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