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Justin Martyr: First Apology
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...e decline marriage, we live continently. And that you may understand that promiscuous intercourse is not one of our mysteries, one of our number a short time ago presente...
Cyril Of Jerusalem: On the Mysteries, IV: On the Body and Blood of Christ (Lecture XXII)
Keywords: cyril of jerusalem,catechetical lectures,post-nicene fathers,mysteries,sacraments,eucharist
...a bodily marriage, He miraculously wrought5 that wonderful work; and on the children of the bride-chamber,6 shall He not much rather be acknowledged to have bestowed the...
Ignatius of Antioch: Letter to Polycarp
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...hat their marriage may be according to God, and not after their own lust. Let all things be done to the honour of God.20Chapter VI – The duties of the Christian flockGi...
The Epistle Of Ignatius To Polycarp (Syriac)
Keywords: ignatius,apostolic fathers,polycarp,syriac
...that the marriage may be in our Lord, and not in lust. Let everything, therefore, be [done] for the honour of God.Chapter VI.Look ye to the bishop, that God also may loo...
Council of Nicea, AD 325
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...spiritual marriage” was found in the early church in the third century (there is no reference in 1 Cor. 7:36–38) and was at first rejected as an offense against eccle...
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