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

NPNF (V1-14)St. Chrysostom•have the reality of.•have the same meaning. Hence the emphatic character of the words•having become.•having departed.•having led them away, He saith.•having lost their freshness and vigor like salted fish.•having only the natural life,•having seen.•having shown that they,•having the power of casting,•having thus hinted that which he wished, he again begins, saying, Jesus therefore cometh,•he (al. they) said that Christ was a worshiper of God.•he [or it] shows that blood and water are the same thing.•he calls heaven and the body both tabernacle and veil.•he can.•he did not enjoy.•he foretold they shall.•he shall be saved, and,•he suffered for Christ’s sake when he was reviled in the matter of the rock, from which he broughtout water: and•he then will be more severely punished who has sinned after grace.•he,•he.•heal.•hearing Me always•heavy and violent.•held by.•held the.•helper.•hence any severe labor.•hence.•henceforth,•here appears to be entirely without authority, and was probably a slip of memory.—F.G.]•here,•hide.•high Birth.•him He heareth,•him only.•him.•hinder.•hindrances.912