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

NPNF (V1-14)St. Chrysostomabove downwards, and again from the lower parts up the steep, both drawing out the things ofsecondary order towards that loftier height, and moving those of the first order to come forthin the way of sympathy and care for their inferiors.•The Apostle has here stated something covertly. What this is St. Chrys. proceeds to explain.•The Arians maintained that our Lord was Priest in His Divine Nature antecedent to theIncarnation. See the Oxford translation of St. Athanasius against Arianism, p. 292, note m. [addp. 267. note l.; cf. also S. Cyril, Book 3 against Nestorius].•The Ben. editor observes that it had been said that•The Comforter,•The Eremites.•The Faith;•The Father which hath sent Me,•The Father,•The Greek is•The Holy Eucharist.•The Holy things for the holy.•The Jews then which were with her, when they saw Mary that she rose up hastily and went out,followed her, saying, She goeth unto the grave to weep there.•The Lord thy God is One Lord.•The Novatians, who refused to admit to Penitence and the Sacraments those who had fallen intodeadly sin after Baptism.•The Passover was nigh,•The Penitent,•The Rev. Isaac Williams, Thoughts in Past Years•The Son of Man,•The Tephillim.•The Verona edition, one Catena, the mss.•The allowing the observances of the law, as well as the dwelling thus on the human characteristicsof our Lord, were suited for the beginners, but would be injurious to us.•The apodosis seems to be,•The bread which I will give.•The children of the widow of Sarepta, and the Shunamite, had been brought back to continuethis life of temptation and sorrow; it was a•The chosen people being fewer than all people•The common editions add•The common editions add here•The common editions have•The common editions have the entire text,•The common texts add•The common texts add here•The common texts add the explanatory words,888