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

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

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NPNF (V1-14)St. ChrysostomSoul, punished, 398, 459; suffers, 396; in its vigor when a person is aged, 401; when one is youngit is subject to fevers, ib.; purified by Blood of Christ, 440; its eye, how to make quick andbeautiful, 450; mingled with soul increases love, 455; might of a great, 456; in calamity aptto be impatient, 459; reproach a sore trial of the, 461; and scorning and jests, 493; covetousnessdegrades, 480; eating at banquets of the overreaching destroys, ib.; and defiles, 481; strivingin prayer to God, 490; wrestles in theater of Heaven, 496; the well-adorned, has God for itsLover, and place with the choirs of angels, 498; virgin if pure, even though married, 496, 498;it the Lord seeks after, 498; exhausted, how refreshed, 499; made collected through affliction,500; enervated through luxury, 501; shares it if body be effeminate, ib.; must be forced toremember its sins, 508; in tribulation liable to despond, 516; must be braced to receive theimpulses of the Spirit, 521, 522.Spirit, Holy, see God the Holy Ghost.Starvation, no one dies of, except by his own will, 422.Strangers, Patriarchs, to this world, 471, 473 sqq.; King David 475; we to our own country, 473,475; to the world if we, God to be called our God, 475, 476.Substance, no word will express, even of angel, far less of God, 372.Suffering, perfects, 384, 392, 404; is a cause of salvation, 384; cf. 404; we are to rejoice in ourown, as paying the penalty of sins, 391; helps to wipe them out, 494; use of, 426, 494; it isonly our own which moves us, 426; amid, we may be calm within, as the sky when overclouded,445; of Abel preaches beyond all speech, 466; of them of old during their whole lives we haveno idea of, 491, 494; all can be borne if we be approved of Heaven, 494, 495.Suicide, some long for death, and only the fear of God withholds them, 512.Surgeons, their mingled gentleness and firmness, 505.Suspect, we are apt to, 422.Swearing, 477.Talents, teacher has five, learner one, 504; earth wherein single talent is buried, the bad heart, ib.Teacher, of grammar, must make boy master the things to be learnt, 409; if he repeat the alphabet,it is not to teach himself, 490; has five talents, learner one, 504; if he teach a child heedless,one is called who punishes the child, 519.Tears, help wash away sins, 442, 509; one ingredient in medicine of repentance, 412, 426; of wailingand mourning, they worthy who choose to fail of the things to come, 471; St. Chrysostomcalls for, 472; of Christ, 442.Temple, its magnificence, 446; its wonders, 510; its being One, 446; as the Jewish was for wholeworld, so is Christ our Priest in the temple of Heaven, 447; offering even of hair accepted for,514.Temporal things, we seek first, and lose both them and Heaven, 408; God gives, when He sees usprefer spiritual things, 460, 479; given as a refreshment, 470; often possessed, not as His gift,but by fraud, 460; Patriarchs of old loved their Home, cared not for these, 471; so magnificent,ib.; who seek, lose them and Divine things; who prefer Divine obtain both, 486; soon go, 512;when we mind, the grace of the Spirit leaves, 521. See Human things.Temptation, different kinds of conduct under, 392; terrible attack of, on young men met by asceticpractices, 403; the noblest had to pass through, 416; stronger in time of calamity, 459; shallbe trifling, if we hold fast to God, 494.802

NPNF (V1-14)St. ChrysostomThanksgiving, we must bear all with, to attain the true joy, 442, 517; as St. Paul did, 517; to God,both for comfort and afflictions, 518; brings untold blessings, 459, 460; without, we cannotserve God, 514; our offering, 517; offered with a contrite mind, ib.; due to God the Son, ib.Thoughts, some beyond power of expression, 370, 372.Through or by ( ), not limited to the Son, but used of the Father, too, 384; cf. on Galatians, pp. 4,5.To-day, 373, 394 sqq., 399, 515.Tombs, why they of old cared for their, 482; of Sts. Peter, Paul, John, Thomas, known, of restunknown, ib.; where any one's may be, the earth is the Lord's, ib.Tongue, why given us, 368.Trial, without, we cannot know ourselves, 380; life full of those who cause, and thus strengthenus, 456; God exercises His athletes with, 478; in, bearing with evil a great weapon, 504.Trinity, see God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Ghost.Truth our girdle, 450.Unbelief, 469, 471; arises sometimes from faint heart, 416.Vainglory, source of evils, 490; we act for, 496.Virgin souls, pure even though married, 496, 498; literal virginity a mere shadow of, 498; the true,ib.Virtue, like bitter medicine, 503.Virtues, to practice one by one, careful in learning one not to lose another, 476, 477.Wants, who has few, preferred, 374, 495 sqq.Water, taken, lessens not fountain; so works remain to doer, 368; fevered person drinking much,not high-minded, 373; quenches hot iron, so forbearance anger, 468.Wealth, peril of love of, 476; peril of, 518. See Money, Poor, Poverty, Covetous.Wicked, sometimes has here the reward of a few good deeds, there utter punishment, 391; instancesof, ib.; God wills that His children show compassion for the, 417; deride and condemn theirlike, 474; thereby judge themselves, ib.Wickedness, by remembering God we forget, 437; of alms from ill-gotten gains, 481.Wife, a great good and great evil, 459.Will, with, nothing difficult, 432; not even to overcome sin, 493; inclines readily to ill, 425; greatpower of, not apart from action, 445, 446; two kinds of, 451, 452; alone needed, 477; of itcomes faith, 522.Wine, need of moderation in, 402.Women, breed of, in towns weak through delicate habits, 501; in the country stronger than men intowns, ib.Words, human, fail to express God, Him must we praise, 370; thoughts not to be expressed by,370, 372; our, bare, God's not so, 372.Works, good or ill, the doer first reaps the fruit of, 368; who holds the Faith and does right, of fullage, 409; dead, a grievous offense, 441; our work and God's act combine, 455; God's gracepreceding, our work following, 476; good, need of, 457; aid from, 447; the wealth of, 450; ofteachers, their power, 455; ill, 457.803

NPNF (V1-14)<strong>St</strong>. Chrysos<strong>to</strong>mThanksgiving, we must bear all with, <strong>to</strong> attain <strong>the</strong> true joy, 442, 517; as <strong>St</strong>. Paul did, 517; <strong>to</strong> God,both for comfort <strong>and</strong> afflicti<strong>on</strong>s, 518; brings un<strong>to</strong>ld blessings, 459, 460; without, we cannotserve God, 514; our <strong>of</strong>fering, 517; <strong>of</strong>fered with a c<strong>on</strong>trite mind, ib.; due <strong>to</strong> God <strong>the</strong> S<strong>on</strong>, ib.Thoughts, some bey<strong>on</strong>d power <strong>of</strong> expressi<strong>on</strong>, 370, 372.Through or by ( ), not limited <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> S<strong>on</strong>, but used <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Fa<strong>the</strong>r, <strong>to</strong>o, 384; cf. <strong>on</strong> Galatians, pp. 4,5.To-day, 373, 394 sqq., 399, 515.Tombs, why <strong>the</strong>y <strong>of</strong> old cared for <strong>the</strong>ir, 482; <strong>of</strong> <strong>St</strong>s. Peter, Paul, <strong>John</strong>, Thomas, known, <strong>of</strong> restunknown, ib.; where any <strong>on</strong>e's may be, <strong>the</strong> earth is <strong>the</strong> Lord's, ib.T<strong>on</strong>gue, why given us, 368.Trial, without, we cannot know ourselves, 380; life full <strong>of</strong> those who cause, <strong>and</strong> thus streng<strong>the</strong>nus, 456; God exercises His athletes with, 478; in, bearing with evil a great weap<strong>on</strong>, 504.Trinity, see God <strong>the</strong> Fa<strong>the</strong>r, God <strong>the</strong> S<strong>on</strong>, God <strong>the</strong> Holy Ghost.Truth our girdle, 450.Unbelief, 469, 471; arises sometimes from faint heart, 416.Vainglory, source <strong>of</strong> evils, 490; we act for, 496.Virgin souls, pure even though married, 496, 498; literal virginity a mere shadow <strong>of</strong>, 498; <strong>the</strong> true,ib.Virtue, like bitter medicine, 503.Virtues, <strong>to</strong> practice <strong>on</strong>e by <strong>on</strong>e, careful in learning <strong>on</strong>e not <strong>to</strong> lose ano<strong>the</strong>r, 476, 477.Wants, who has few, preferred, 374, 495 sqq.Water, taken, lessens not fountain; so works remain <strong>to</strong> doer, 368; fevered pers<strong>on</strong> drinking much,not high-minded, 373; quenches hot ir<strong>on</strong>, so forbearance anger, 468.Wealth, peril <strong>of</strong> love <strong>of</strong>, 476; peril <strong>of</strong>, 518. See M<strong>on</strong>ey, Poor, Poverty, Cove<strong>to</strong>us.Wicked, sometimes has here <strong>the</strong> reward <strong>of</strong> a few good deeds, <strong>the</strong>re utter punishment, 391; instances<strong>of</strong>, ib.; God wills that His children show compassi<strong>on</strong> for <strong>the</strong>, 417; deride <strong>and</strong> c<strong>on</strong>demn <strong>the</strong>irlike, 474; <strong>the</strong>reby judge <strong>the</strong>mselves, ib.Wickedness, by remembering God we forget, 437; <strong>of</strong> alms from ill-gotten gains, 481.Wife, a great good <strong>and</strong> great evil, 459.Will, with, nothing difficult, 432; not even <strong>to</strong> overcome sin, 493; inclines readily <strong>to</strong> ill, 425; greatpower <strong>of</strong>, not apart from acti<strong>on</strong>, 445, 446; two kinds <strong>of</strong>, 451, 452; al<strong>on</strong>e needed, 477; <strong>of</strong> itcomes faith, 522.Wine, need <strong>of</strong> moderati<strong>on</strong> in, 402.Women, breed <strong>of</strong>, in <strong>to</strong>wns weak through delicate habits, 501; in <strong>the</strong> country str<strong>on</strong>ger than men in<strong>to</strong>wns, ib.Words, human, fail <strong>to</strong> express God, Him must we praise, 370; thoughts not <strong>to</strong> be expressed by,370, 372; our, bare, God's not so, 372.Works, good or ill, <strong>the</strong> doer first reaps <strong>the</strong> fruit <strong>of</strong>, 368; who holds <strong>the</strong> Faith <strong>and</strong> does right, <strong>of</strong> fullage, 409; dead, a grievous <strong>of</strong>fense, 441; our work <strong>and</strong> God's act combine, 455; God's gracepreceding, our work following, 476; good, need <strong>of</strong>, 457; aid from, 447; <strong>the</strong> wealth <strong>of</strong>, 450; <strong>of</strong>teachers, <strong>the</strong>ir power, 455; ill, 457.803

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