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 1  1,1 |       will come forth. St. John Chrysostom's words lead us to this
 2  2,20| arrogance is offended. St. John Chrysostom says characteristically: “
 3  5,1 |        the homilies of St. John Chrysostom. The textbook could have
 4  5,4 |       the same regard, St. John Chrysostom writes:~ ~In the beginning
 5  5,8 |     punishment, but as St. John Chrysostom writes, “He is long-suffering,
 6  6,14|      damnable of sins. St. John Chrysostom, for example, states that
 7  6,18|    Peter's successors. St. John Chrysostom taught that “the rock on
 8  7,11|     emphasis added].~ ~St. John Chrysostom likewise writes:~ ~[The
 9  7,20|    Great Hierarchs: Saints John Chrysostom, Basil the Great and Gregory
10  9,3 |       of the past,” as St. John Chrysostom calls Moses' exalted vision
11  9,14|      none. In the words of John Chrysostom: “God never draws anyone
12  9,24|       of that victory. St. John Chrysostom said: “I call Him King,
13  9,38|       with these words St. John Chrysostom invited all to approach
14 10,20|       Basil the Great, St. John Chrysostom and St. Gregory the Dialogist.
15 10,23|         the Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom, she is called “more honorable
16 10,26|         however, as Saints John Chrysostom and Basil the Great speak
17 10,26|      all temptations. (St. John Chrysostom, Commentary on John, Homily
18 10,28|         Michael quotes St. John Chrysostom, who, in interpreting the
19 11,4 |        Basil the Great and John Chrysostom shortened this service.
20 11,4 |    Orthodox Liturgies: St. John Chrysostom’s (forth century), St. Basil'
21 Ep   |      take place. And [St. John] Chrysostom said that the Lord also