Homilies on the Gospel of St. John and the Epistle to the Hebrews

NPNF (V1-14)St. Chrysostomrequired almsgiving, ib.; present with His disciples by the Spirit, 275; His presence notvisionary, 276; promised to the obedient, ib.; His foreknowledge of His Passion, ib.; Hisspeaking to men's thoughts, 277; His readiness for death, ib.; familiarizes the disciples withHis Passion, ib.; why discoursed of His Power in the Garden, 279; His love for man, 280;speaks at once with authority and condescension, ib.; enjoins perseverance, 281; why alwaysexalts love, 682; His agreement with the Father, ib.; proof of His love for His disciples, ib.;His miracles without parallel, 283; thinking of Him, our support in trial, 284; His righteousnessproved by His Ascension, 287; by His victory over Satan, ib.; His knowledge the same as thatof the Spirit, 288; leaves the inward operations to the Spirit, 289; prepared His disciples forbelief in the Spirit, ib.; by "going" showed that he would not perish, 291; alludes to HisResurrection as a birth, 291; power of His Name, 292; answers to the thoughts of the disciple,ib.; His Power shown in the manner of His expiring, 294; used prayer in temptation for oursakes, 296; teaches us to be earnest in prayer, ib.; His Freedom and Glory in the Crucifixion,ib.; His care to prepare them for the calling of the Gentiles, ib.; His eternal authority, 297; wasto be glorified in His Human Nature, 298; His prayer for His Own, showed His love for them,300, 303; in what sense received them from the Father, 300; glorified in the disciples as wellas the Father, ib.; in what sense not in the world, 300, 301; lost none but the willful, 301;mingled explanation with command, to suit their infirmity, ib.; speaks of the future as past,303; His great love in dying for us, 304; His last discourse summed up in love, 305; goeswillingly and with pains to His Passion, 306; His prayer was a discourse for the sake of thedisciples, 307; His habit of passing the night abroad, ib.; His readiness in giving up Himself,307, 308; His Divine power over the soldiers, 307; His care to save His disciples, ib.; led toAnnas by way of triumph, 308; was questioned as if seditious, 309; appealed to His enemies'witness, ib.; His, straightforwardness and care to remove every pretext, ib.; His thought forPeter, 310; ate the Passover by anticipation, ib.; His behavior before Pilate, 311; nature of HisKingdom a proof of His Deity, ib.; His humility and meekness our example, 311, 313; Hislongsuffering with His enemies, 313, 314; why He made no defense before Pilate, 314; never"made Himself a King" outwardly, 315; teaches to return good for evil, ib.; His care for HisMother, 318; His self-possession on the Cross, ib.; showed human weakness in the Agony,Divine power on the Cross, ib.; taught filial affection on the Cross, ib.; revealed Himself risenby His Voice, 324; would not be touched, because changed, and about to ascend, ib.; declaresHis superiority in honor, ib.; reason of His first reappearance to His disciples, ib.; why Hebade Peace, 325; gave a foretaste of the Spirit in breathing on the disciples, ib.; Hislovingkindness in the case of St. Thomas 327; His second appearance, ib.; the Spiritual natureof His Body after His Resurrection, 328; preserved the marks of Crucifixion, to persuade thedisciples, ib.; many signs followed His Resurrection, ib.; appeared to the disciples only bycondescension, and for short intervals, ib.; awfulness of His Form after His Rising, 329; showedgreater Power in His miracles after His Rising, ib.; ate with the disciples to show Himselfalive, ib.; His coming hereafter, our bliss in seeing Him then, ib.; love of Him conquers theworld, 330.Christians, how sanctified, 48; duties of, high as their privileges, 50, 53; to imitate Christ by loveof the brethren, 54; their duties as members one of another, 53, 54; indifference of, astumblingblock to heathens, 61; taught by the zeal of heathens to study and to defend the truth,62; should show their joy in Christ by works of love, 72; united only by common holiness,764