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Clement of Rome: 1 Clement
Keywords: 1 clement,clement of rome,apostolic fathers,Corinthians,apostle paul,schism,sedition,Cain and Abel,martyrdom of peter,martyrdom of paul,martyrs,Noah,Enoch,saints,Sodom,Rahab,David,resurrection,Phoenix,Omnipotent,Omniscient,justified by faith,reward,bishops,deacons,moses,Benediction
...ntinually shows us in nature that there will be a resurrection.Let us consider, beloved, how the Lord continually proves to us that there shall be a future resurrection,...
Introductory Note To The Epistles Of Ignatius
Keywords: ignatius,apostolic fathers,introduction
..., clearly shows that this is the case. We have therefore given all the forms of the Ignatian letters which have the least claim on our attention.4 The reader may judge, b...
Introductory Note To The Writings Of Justin Martyr
Keywords: justin martyr,ante-nicene fathers,introduction
...sophy: he shows, in contrast, the force that works in the words of Jesus; he points out their regenerating power. It is the mission of Justin to be a star in the West, le...
Cyril of Jerusalem: First Lecture on the Mysteries (Lecture XIX)
Keywords: cyril of jerusalem,post-nicene fathers,baptism,mysteries,sacraments,satan,devil
...the other shows of the Circus, and of the theatre, were connected with the worship of the gods of Greece and Rome, and therefore forbidden as idolatrous: "What high relig...
Leo the Great: Letter XXVIII (called the "Tome")
Keywords: leo the great,the tome,post-nicene fathers,Eutyches,nature of Christ,nativity,incarnation,the Word,communion,Flavian
...oceedings shows,62 in so far as when hemmed in by your remonstrances he agreed to say what he had not said before and to acquiesce in that belief to which before he had b...
Clement of Rome: 1 Clement Intro
Keywords: Clement of Rome,1 Clement,introduction,apostolic fathers
...onstantly shows to promote the best interests of the Church of Christ, still impart an undying charm to this precious relic of later apostolic times.[N.B.--A sufficient g...
