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St. Gregory Palamas
Homily on Dormition

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501 Text| would bring forth without seed Him that was timelessly 502 | seemed 503 Text| nor aether nor anything sensible, nor anything supra-sensible: 504 Text| she gave to God's heralds sent throughout the whole world; 505 Text| chaste and virginal womb, separated by nothing, neither air 506 Text| those graced of God have separately, both angels and men, she 507 Text| mortality, yet this only served to magnify her pre-eminence 508 Text| of her, she shall not be shaken'(Ps. 45:5). ~If recompense 509 Text| partaken of her flesh might be shared with her twofold. And who 510 Text| rather one might say, He showed her forth as a universal 511 Text| intercessions with Him, thou showest mercy to all. ~To the degree 512 Text| her through herself, and, showing while on earth an obedience 513 Text| she alone of all women was shown forth to be a mother by 514 Text| and transcendent. Isaiah shows us clearly that it is only 515 Text| The desire is double, not single, since it induces me, entreats 516 Text| Him that taketh away the sins of the world, Who through 517 Text| Throne, and wherever the King sits, there His Throne is set 518 Text| man is illumined by the sojourning of the Spirit of God, since 519 Text| God-possessed ones, and the solicitous presence of the angels, 520 Text| 138:17). And according to Solomon, "many daughters have attained 521 Text| Son of Man and made men sons of God; she made earth heavenly, 522 Text| heavens. If, therefore, her soul, which was an abode of God' 523 Text| through the Ever-Virgin, sounds a most melodic strain in 524 Text| is the beginning and the source and root of unutterable 525 Text| greater audience. I do not speak of rnen alone, but also 526 Text| the Godhead, every form of spiritual gift, will exceed the capacity 527 Text| women gave birth knowing no spouse, so that the love of Him 528 Text| there too she also takes her stand, having ascended now from 529 Text| mystery wrought in her; the statutes of the Spirit provide beforehand 530 | still 531 Text| nature by grace, he shall straightaway call the Virgin a heaven. 532 Text| Ever-Virgin, sounds a most melodic strain in praise of her, saying: " 533 Text| accordingly the Mother of God strangely changed her dwelling from 534 Text| such wise she led a most strenuous manner of life proclaimed 535 Text| saved, who are like the strings of a musical instrument 536 Text| dead on the third day. The strips of linen and the burial 537 Text| principalities are made exceeding strong. I will count them and they 538 Text| of all creation; but they strove against and opposed with 539 Text| Most High overshadowed the sublimely chaste and virginal womb, 540 Text| things eternal. She is the substance of the prophets, the principle 541 Text| such as even Adam did not succeed in tasting; for indeed if 542 Text| beasts. Measure out thy succor and healing in proportion 543 Text| how indeed could that body suffer corruption and turn to earth? 544 Text| as she co-operated and suffered with that exalting condescension ( 545 Text| which all mind and word suffice not, though they be angelic. 546 Text| dignity. Those things which sufficed the most excellent among 547 Text| is meet, Heaven being a suitable place for her. She "stands 548 Text| good things; she is the summit and consummation of everything 549 Text| not yet possessing that super- celestial in-dwelling, she 550 Text| ever adding thereto the supernatural increase of mighty deeds. 551 Text| thus she was herself both a support and a comfort while she 552 Text| anything sensible, nor anything supra-sensible: this was not an overshadowing 553 Text| she doth exceed, she hath surpassed all, both men and women" ( 554 Text| transcends nature and the surpassingly glorious glory of the Ever-Virgin, 555 Text| didst become a wondrous tabernacle for Him; hence thou didst 556 Text| good and beautiful, the tablet and living icon of every 557 Text| did not see the seraphim take the coal from the altar 558 Text| 1:3), there too she also takes her stand, having ascended 559 Text| being consumed, Him that taketh away the sins of the world, 560 Text| Adam did not succeed in tasting; for indeed if he had, like 561 Text| martyrs and the premise of the teachers of the Church . She is the 562 Text| the God-seer, nor through tempest and cloud, as with Elias 563 Text| Queen of all creation, both terrestial and celestial. Thus she 564 Text| with hand and will set upon theomachy. All the while the Lord 565 | thereby 566 | therein 567 Text| conceivable for anyone who thinks reasonably'? Hence, the 568 Text| arose from the dead on the third day. The strips of linen 569 Text| O Virgin Mother of God? Thoughts and words are inadequate 570 Text| Heaven? Or, if while yet three years of age and not yet 571 Text| in order to keep them for thyself, but so that thou mightest 572 Text| without seed Him that was timelessly begotten of God the Father 573 Text| Mother, and not only in times past, but "for ever, and 574 | too 575 Text| God. Thus the Word of God took up His dwelling in the Theotokos 576 Text| of the Mother of God far trancer Is that of the celestial 577 Text| nature is immaterial and transcendent. Isaiah shows us clearly 578 Text| nature and the Mother of God transcending every law of nature, and 579 Text| This is the encomium which transcends nature and the surpassingly 580 Text| the curse laid on them, transforming it into a blessing. The 581 Text| Theotokos was also life-bearing, translating her into a celestial and 582 Text| today her holy dormition or translation to another life, whereby, 583 Text| thee makes the mind more translucent, and thou dost exalt it 584 Text| profitable and abundant tribute in our behalf. If a man 585 Text| body suffer corruption and turn to earth? How could such 586 Text| might be shared with her twofold. And who will the only-begotten 587 Text| she has been allotted so m uch exceeds in holiness the 588 Text| surpasses it, just as the eye is unable to look fixedly upon the 589 Text| bush aflame with fire, yet unconsumed. And who does not know that 590 Text| be the enclosure of the Uncontainable One, and as many as hymn 591 Text| frontier between created and uncreated nature, and there is no 592 Text| He showed her forth as a universal mixing bowl of all divine, 593 Text| sakes, together with His unoriginate Father and the life-creating 594 Text| in her all good, seen and unseen, which when He made the 595 Text| inheritance and by thine unsleeping intercessions with Him, 596 Text| all at once both to leave untouched intangible things, to satisfy 597 Text| without and by those within. Uplift all by thy might: mollify 598 Text| icon of every good and all uprightness, since thou alone hast been 599 Text| upon the sun. One cannot utter things which surpass speech, 600 Text| chanted together to their uttermost with those who venerated 601 Text| were her own, with a most valiant and diverse asceticism, 602 Text| wealth, many have wrought valiantly; but she doth exceed, she 603 Text| of divine gifts and their vault, and this, not in order 604 Text| without mediation, without a veil, the Power of the Most High 605 Text| uttermost with those who venerated that life- originating and 606 Text| to thee, for thou art a vessel containing every grace, 607 Text| annunciation to the supremely virtuous Joachim and Anna of what 608 Text| virtue and those who live virtuously, what the sun is for perceptible 609 Text| adorned than the whole world, visible and invisible. She is not 610 Text| the tongs of that great vision of Isaiah when he saw the 611 Text| instrument or like differing voices from different generations 612 Text| Father before the ages. A vow was given by those who marvelously 613 Text| They mystically abide and walk in him, as it is recorded 614 Text| confine that wealth which wanes not? Richly, therefore, 615 Text| inexhaustible treasuries watches over them so that the riches 616 Text| of God, the ever-flowing Wellspring of grace, but also manifested 617 | whatever 618 | whence 619 | where 620 | whereas 621 | whereby 622 | wherein 623 | wherever 624 | whither 625 | whoever 626 Text| hymned by all the faithful . Willing to set up an image of all 627 Text| preaching of the Gospel. In such wise she led a most strenuous 628 Text| charity. It is not only that I wish, because of my love for 629 Text| exalted" (Isaiah 6:1), wishing to make explicit how the 630 Text| those who assault us from without-like savage beasts. Measure out 631 Text| beside Him. She is both wondered at and praised by God Himself, 632 Text| and root, of those divine wonders and deeds is the annunciation 633 Text| what overshadows is always wont to produce its own form 634 Text| as it were, those great works, surpassing mind and speech, 635 Text| beauty which embellished both worlds. By her ascension now from 636 Text| earth's region; thus she is worshipped and marvelled at and hymned 637 Text| hierarchies themselves. Isaiah writes with regard to the supreme 638 Text| the beginning of time were written down and accomplished with 639 Text| be his daughter, that she yielded a little to nature, as did 640 Text| they who were barren from youth would beget in deep old


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