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Chrysostom: Homilies on Acts and Romans

John Chrysostom

The complete public-domain homilies on Acts and Romans.

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Contents

Preface to Part I. Of the Oxford Edition Preface to Part II. Of the Oxford Edition Homily I Homily II Homily III Homily IV Homily V Homily VI Homily VII Homily VIII Homily IX Homily X Homily XI Homily XII Homily XIII Homily XIV Homily XV Homily XVI Homily XVII Homily XVIII Homily XIX Homily XX Homily XXI Homily XXII Homily XXIII Homily XXIV Homily XXV Homily XXVI Homily XXVII Homily XXVIII Homily XXIX Homily XXX Homily XXXI Homily XXXII Homily XXXIII Homily XXXIV Homily XXXV Homily XXXVI Homily XXXVII Homily XXXVIII Homily XXXIX Homily XL Homily XLI Homily XLII Homily XLIII Homily XLIV Homily XLV Homily XLVI Homily XLVII Homily XLVIII Homily XLIX Homily L Homily LI Homily LII Homily LIII Homily LIV Homily LV Preface to Homilies on Romans Homily I Homily II Homily III Homily IV Homily V Homily VI Homily VII Homily VIII Homily IX Homily X Homily XI Homily XII Homily XIII Homily XIV Homily XV Homily XVI Homily XVII Homily XVIII Homily XIX Homily XX Homily XXI Homily XXII Homily XXIII Homily XXIV Homily XXV Homily XXVI Homily XXVII Homily XXVIII Homily XXIX Homily XXX Homily XXXI Homily XXXII Preface to Part I. Of the Oxford Edition.Preface to Part I. Of the Oxford Edition.Preface to Part II. Of the Oxford Edition.Preface to Part II. Of the Oxford Edition.Homily I.Homily I.Homily II.Homily II.Homily III.Homily III.Homily IV.Homily IV.Homily V.Homily V.Homily VI.Homily VI.Homily VII.Homily VII.Homily VIII.Homily VIII.Homily IX.Homily IX.Homily X.Homily X.Homily XI.Homily XI.Homily XII.Homily XII.Homily XIII.Homily XIII.Homily XIV.Homily XIV.Homily XV.Homily XV.Homily XVI.Homily XVI.Homily XVII.Homily XVII.Homily XVIII.Homily XVIII.Homily XIX.Homily XIX.Homily XX.Homily XX.Homily XXI.Homily XXI.Homily XXII.Homily XXII.Homily XXIII.Homily XXIII.Homily XXIV.Homily XXIV.Homily XXV.Homily XXV.Homily XXVI.Homily XXVI.Homily XXVII.Homily XXVII.Homily XXVIII.Homily XXVIII.Homily XXIX.Homily XXIX.Homily XXX.Homily XXX.Homily XXXI.Homily XXXI.Homily XXXII.Homily XXXII.Homily XXXIII.Homily XXXIII.Homily XXXIV.Homily XXXIV.Homily XXXV.Homily XXXV.Homily XXXVI.Homily XXXVI.Homily XXXVII.Homily XXXVII.Homily XXXVIII.Homily XXXVIII.Homily XXXIX.Homily XXXIX.Homily XL.Homily XL.Homily XLI.Homily XLI.Homily XLII.Homily XLII.Homily XLIII.Homily XLIII.Homily XLIV.Homily XLIV.Homily XLV.Homily XLV.Homily XLVI.Homily XLVI.Homily XLVII.Homily XLVII.Homily XLVIII.Homily XLVIII.Homily XLIX.Homily XLIX.Homily L.Homily L.Homily LI.Homily LI.Homily LII.Homily LII.Homily LIII.Homily LIII.Homily LIV.Homily LIV.Homily LV.Homily LV.Preface to Homilies on Romans Preface to Homilies on Romans Homily I.Homily I.Homily II.Homily II.Homily III.Homily III.Homily IV.Homily IV.Homily V.Homily V.Chap. ii. ver. "Therefore thou art inexcusable, O man; whosoever thou art that judgest; for wherein thou judgest another, thou condemnest thyself."Homily VI.Homily VI.Chap. iii. ver. "What advantage then hath the Jew?"Homily VII.Homily VII.Homily VIII.Homily VIII.Homily IX.Homily IX.Chap. v. ver. "Therefore being justified by faith, let us have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ."Homily X.Homily X.Chap. vi. ver. "What then? shall we continue in sin, that grace may abound?God forbid."Homily XI.Homily XI.Homily XII.Homily XII.Chap. vii. ver. "Know ye not, brethren, for I speak to them that know the Law."Homily XIII.Homily XIII.Chap. viii. ver. "There is therefore no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus."Homily XIV.Homily XIV.Homily XV.Homily XV.Homily XVI.Homily XVI.Homily XVII.Homily XVII.Homily XVIII.Homily XVIII.Chap. xi. ver. "I say then, Hath God cast away His people whom He foreknew? God forbid."Homily XIX.Homily XIX.Homily XX.Homily XX.Homily XXI.Homily XXI.Homily XXII.Homily XXII.Homily XXIII.Homily XXIII.Homily XXIV.Homily XXIV.Homily XXV.Homily XXV.Homily XXVI.Homily XXVI.Homily XXVII.Homily XXVII.Chap. xv. ver. "We then that are strong, ought "-it is "we ought," not "we are so kind as to." What is it we ought to do?-" to bear the infirmities of the weak."Homily XXVIII.Homily XXVIII.Homily XXIX.Homily XXIX.Homily XXX.Homily XXX.Chap. xvi. ver. "I commend unto you Phebe our sister, which is a deaconess (A. V. servant) of the church which is at Cenchrea."Homily XXXI.Homily XXXI.Homily XXXII.Homily XXXII.

Source & rights

Early Church Fathers source volume NPNF1-11

Philip Schaff and Henry Wace, eds.

Christian Literature Publishing Co., 1886–1900

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