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Category Archives: New Testament
Thy will be done
….If we have an inclination towards something good we need God to carry the desire into effect… Continue reading
How do some fall?
9. Question. How do some fall after the visitation of grace? Is not Satan shown to be much the weaker? Where it is day, how can there be night? Answer. It is not that grace is quenched or feeble; but … Continue reading
Posted in Abba Macarius of Egypt, New Testament
Tagged free will, grieve, holy spirit, quench
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The Ascension
Luke 24:51-52 “Now it came to pass, while He blessed them, that He was parted from them and carried up into heaven.† And they worshiped Him, and returned to Jerusalem with great joy,” …….on the fortieth day after the Resurrection … Continue reading
I am the bread of life
John 6:35 67. ….. In the same way, in His unutterable and inconceivable bounty Christ reduces and embodies Himself, commingling with and embracing the soul that aspires to Him with faith and love and, as St Paul puts it (cf. … Continue reading
Rise and Walk
“‘Walk’ means to love God with your whole heart, soul and strength [cf. Mk. 12:30], so that you may be worthy to reach the vision of Him Continue reading
Posted in New Testament
Tagged love of God, love of neighbour, rise, walk
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Simeon’s Song
For the Son was not presented by the servant to His Father, but the servant was presented by the Son to his Lord. Continue reading
Posted in New Testament, St. Ephrem the Syrian
Tagged offering, Simeon the priest
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The Word of the Cross
He descended not from the Cross, not because He could not, but because He would not. For Him Whom the tyranny of death restrained not, how could the nails of the Cross restrain? Continue reading
Posted in New Testament, St. John Chrysostom
Tagged cross, foolishness
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Blessed are they that have not seen
but faith is a grace which from what is indemonstrable conducts to what is universal and simple, what is neither with matter, nor matter, nor under matter. Continue reading
The Logos In Scripture
In Scripture the Logos of God is called and actually is dew, water, spring (cf. John 4:14) and river, according to the subjective capacity of the recipient… Continue reading
Posted in New Testament, St. Maximus the Confessor
Tagged dew, logos, passion, river, spring, water
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Bread and Water
For the Lord embodies Himself even in meat and drink… Continue reading
Posted in Abba Macarius of Egypt, New Testament
Tagged bread of life, living water
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