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

NPNF (V1-14)St. Chrysostom118; of this world, a slavery, 154; not mentioned in the Lord's Prayer, 157; to be won bysuffering, 298; folly of losing it, for vanities, ib.Glory of God, whether the object, or the consequence of the cure of the blind men, 201; either viewjustified, ib.Gluttony, power of, exemplified in those who would have made Christ a King, 153.Gnostics, opinions of, 30 (note).GOD, His nature admits not number, 7; nor time, 17; impossible to be described, 28; to be namedonly from His operations, 7; before all, 8; incapable of suffering, 12; infinite, 17; attributesof, ascribed to the Son, 18; indefectible, 23; omnipresent, 25; unsearchable, 27; not known toall, 30; to the Son only, 52; without wants, 35; unchangeable, 39; without equal, ib.; seen bythe Prophets only by His condescending to certain forms, 51; seen in His Essence only by theSon, 52; seen only in thought, ib.; makes things necessary easy, 87; the operations of, inregeneration to be taken on trust, 88; great strength of His love expressed in "So loved," 95;His mercy in appointing a day of trial, 96; to dispense with the law of the sabbath is for Himonly, 133; "works," by preserving all things, ib.; said to "send" the Son because the GreatCause, 135; Christ's doctrine of His Spiritual nature, 146; in what sense "seen" by Isaiah andothers, ib.; witnessed to Christ at Jordan, at the Transfiguration, in the Scriptures, 146; thefear of, the true wisdom, 150; in what sense said to "prove" men's faith, and to "search theheart," 152; allows the wicked only for a time, 157; His Providence not fully shown beforethe Judgment, 162; "draweth" by helping man's weakness, 164; is most glorified by our faith,208; spoke of Himself condescendingly in the Old Testament, 237; His "hearing" Christsignified identity of will, 239; glorified by the Cross of Christ, 249; by the judgment of Satan,250; in our obedience, ib.; known only through Christ, 271; in what sense "seen" by men, 272;His Essence invisible, ib.; receives less love and homage than some harlots, 295; glorified byman's service, and by Christ's Incarnation, 297; known only through the Son, 305; to be lovedby works, ib.Godhead of Christ, indirectly declared, 201.Golden, necklaces worn by servants, 95.Gold mines, 125, 143.Golgotha, said to be Adam's place of burial, 317.Gospel, its persuasiveness a proof of its truth, 5; wide spread of, 6; read on Lord's Day and sabbath,38; superior to the Law, 48; its offers universal, 24, 29, 36; rejected from the love of sin, 98;a charm against Satan, 114; why especially to be studied, 192.Grace, of Baptism, 36; must be guarded, ib.; fullness of, in Christ, 47; shown in the Creation, inthe natural law, 49; in the Law of Moses, ib.; "given," inferior to "coming," 50; of Godabounded beyond man's transgression, 90; not exhausted by use like the water of Bethesda,126; in Christ was without, in the Apostle with, measure, 153; prevents and co-operates withmen's will, 164.Greek Philosophers, mistakes of, concerning the soul and heaven, 234.Greeks, why at the Passover, 246; their devotion to their gods, and contempt of riches, a reproachto evil Christians, 316.Habit, power of, 25.Hand, the emblem of authority, 224.770