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NPNF1-10. St. Chrysostom: Homilies on the Gospel of Saint Matthew

NPNF1-10. St. Chrysostom: Homilies on the Gospel of Saint Matthew

by Philip Schaff (ed.)

Philip Schaff (1819–1893) was a Swiss-born church historian who taught at Mercersburg and later at Union Theological Seminary in New York. A bridge between German scholarship and the English-speaking church, he founded the American Society of Church History and edited vast reference works. Our library's Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers series — which he conceived and edited — together with his History of the Christian Church and Creeds of Christendom, came largely through his labors.

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First published
1886
Length
430k words · about 29 hours
Chapters
91

About this book

A volume of the Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers series, edited by Philip Schaff, containing John Chrysostom's homilies on the Gospel of Matthew. Preached at Antioch, these sermons work steadily through the first Gospel, explaining the text and pressing its moral demands on rich and poor alike. They are a prime example of Chrysostom's verse-by-verse preaching to a city congregation.

Contents

  1. Preface to the American Edition.
  2. Preface to the Oxford Edition.
  3. Introduction.
  4. The Place of Chrysostom in the History of Exegesis.
  5. Extent and Character of Chrysostom's Exegetical Labors.
  6. The Homilies of St. John Chrysostom. · Homily 1
  7. Matthew I. 1.
  8. Matthew I. 1.
  9. Matthew I. 17.
  10. Matthew 1. 22, 23.
  11. Matthew II. 1, 2.
  12. Matthew II. 4, 5.
  13. Matthew II. 2. 🔒
  14. Matthew II. 16. 🔒
  15. Matthew III. 1, 2. 🔒
  16. Matthew III. 7. 🔒
  17. Matthew III. 13. 🔒
  18. Matthew IV. 1. 🔒
  19. Matthew IV. 12. 🔒
  20. Matthew V. 1, 2. 🔒
  21. Matthew V. 17. 🔒
  22. Matthew V. 27, 28. 🔒
  23. Matthew V. 38, 39, 40. 🔒
  24. Matthew VI. 1. 🔒
  25. Matthew VI. 16. 🔒
  26. Matthew VI. 24. 🔒
  27. Matthew VI. 28, 29. 🔒
  28. Matthew VII. 1. 🔒
  29. Matthew VII. 21. 🔒
  30. Matthew VII. 28. 🔒
  31. Matthew VIII. 5. 🔒
  32. Matthew VIII. 14, 15. 🔒
  33. Matthew VIII. 23, 24. 🔒
  34. Matthew IX. 1, 2. 🔒
  35. Matthew IX. 9. 🔒
  36. Matthew IX. 18. 🔒
  37. Matthew IX. 27-30. 🔒
  38. Matthew X. 16. 🔒
  39. Matthew X. 23. 🔒
  40. Matthew X. 34. 🔒
  41. Matthew XI. 1. 🔒
  42. Matthew X. 7, 8, 9. 🔒
  43. Matthew XI. 25, 26. 🔒
  44. Matthew XII. 1. 🔒
  45. Matthew XII. 9, 10. 🔒
  46. Matthew XII. 25, 26. 🔒
  47. Matthew XII. 33. 🔒
  48. Matthew XII. 38, 39. 🔒
  49. Matthew XII. 46-49. 🔒
  50. Matthew XIII. 10, 11. 🔒
  51. Matthew XIII. 24-30. 🔒
  52. Matthew XIII. 34, 35. 🔒
  53. Matthew XIII. 53. 🔒
  54. Matthew XIV. 13. 🔒
  55. Matthew XIV. 23, 24. 🔒
  56. Matthew XV. 1. 🔒
  57. Matthew XV. 21, 22. 🔒
  58. Matthew XVI. 24. 🔒
  59. Matthew XVI. 28. 🔒
  60. Matthew XVII. 10. 🔒
  61. Matthew XVIII. 7. 🔒
  62. Matthew XVIII. 15. 🔒
  63. Matthew XVIII. 21. 🔒
  64. Matthew XIX. 1. 🔒
  65. Matthew XIX. 16. 🔒
  66. Matthew XIX. 27. 🔒
  67. Matthew XX. 17-19. 🔒
  68. Matthew XX. 29, 30. 🔒
  69. Matthew XXI. 12, 13. 🔒
  70. Matthew XXI. 33-34. 🔒
  71. Matthew XXII. 1-14. 🔒
  72. Matthew XXII. 15. 🔒
  73. Matthew XXII. 34-36. 🔒
  74. Matthew XXIII. 1-3. 🔒
  75. Matthew XXIII. 14. 🔒
  76. Matthew XXIII. 29, 30. 🔒
  77. Matthew XXIV. 1, 2. 🔒
  78. Matthew XXIV. 16-18. 🔒
  79. Matthew XXIV. 32, 33. 🔒
  80. Matthew XXV. 1-30. 🔒
  81. Matthew XXVI. 6, 7. 🔒
  82. Matthew XXVI. 17, 18. 🔒
  83. Matthew XXVI. 26-28. 🔒
  84. Matthew XXVI. 36-38. 🔒
  85. Matthew XXVI. 51-54. 🔒
  86. Matthew XXVI. 67, 68. 🔒
  87. Matthew XXVII. 11, 12. 🔒
  88. Matthew XXVII. 27-29. 🔒
  89. Matthew XXVII. 45-48. 🔒
  90. Matthew XXVII. 62-64. 🔒
  91. Matthew XXVIII. 11-14. 🔒

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