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John Chrysostom: On the Incomprehensible Nature of God is unavailable, but you can change that!

10 of the 12 homilies of St. John Chrysostom presented here were delivered at Antioch over a period of several years beginning in AD 386. The final two homilies were delivered in 398 after Chrysostom became patriarch of Constantinople. All but one of the homilies aim at refuting the Anomoeans, heretics who revived the most radical tenets of Arius and blatantly claimed that man knows God in the...

the blind man was not harmed by his past blindness but even gained the greatest profit from it. For he was deemed worthy, first, to behold the Sun of Justice and, then, to see the sun in the sky now made visible to his own eyes.72 (36) I say this so that we may not feel upset or take it with bad grace when we see ourselves or any others suffering from misfortunes. If we endure everything which happens to us with a sense of gratitude and patience, every misfortune will come to an end which is profitable
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