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

NPNF (V1-14)St. Chrysostom•one that we should not be lifted up by what we do well: the other that when we do well, weshould attribute to God the cause of our well-doing. Therefore,•one to another.•one who believes and is baptized•one who has risen.•one.•only in the sense of being below in reference to the mountain and heaven to which Moses hadbeen called up. At the same time as being sons of God we are near to Him with a specialnearness—a spiritual and so most intimate nearness—of the soul, not like that bodily nearnesswith which Moses was called to draw near.•only.•openly.•opinion.•opposed to•or•or [•or of the Pharisees,•or one is better than a thousand,•or rather, both to us and.•or,•or, and the appearance,•or, as in the text of Auth. Version,•or, in its own way,•ordained,•ordered.•ordinances•other help,•ought ye to do this.•our brother,•our citizenship is in heaven, yet we live as citizens here.•our glory—our boast—the sufferings of Christ.•our lump.•our salvation.•out of nothing.•overflow.•p. 151, ed. 2, 1842.]•p. 30.•pain.•partaketh of blessing,•perdition.•perfect actions,926