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  1 Pref   |          we plant and water as did Paul and Apollos, but God gives
  2 Intro,3|  ethnic-minded. According to Saint Paul we are to welcome all to
  3 1,1    |            work In Praise of Saint Paul. The methodological approach
  4 1,2    |           ministry. Although Saint Paul as a proclaimer of the good
  5 1,2    |            9] Of course, for Saint Paul the two terms, evangelist
  6 1,2    |       striking way. Does not Saint Paul state that there can be
  7 1,2    |         taken these words of Saint Paul literally and had canonized
  8 1,2    |          as Jewish elements. Saint Paul, so Chrysostom counters,
  9 1,3    |          homily In Praise of Saint Paul he echoes the words of Saint
 10 1,3    |          as it was disseminated by Paul, error was banished, truth
 11 1,3    |           this Epistle where Saint Paul writes about the foolishness
 12 1,3    |            1 Cor. 1:18-2:5). Saint Paul does not concede that the
 13 1,3    |           world. However, in Saint Paul's own view “Christ [is]
 14 1,3    |         Cor. 1:24). Nor does Saint Paul try to diminish the scandal
 15 1,3    |        philosophical wisdom, Saint Paul nevertheless preached the
 16 1,3    |            1 Cor. 1:18 where Saint Paul states that Christ sent
 17 1,3    |     According to Chrysostom, Saint Paul's intent behind these words
 18 1,3    |            But what of the Apostle Paul? Was he unlearned, too?
 19 1,3    |           Let no one say that even Paul was humanly wise, at least
 20 1,3    |   ludicrous way with a pagan about Paul and Plato. While the pagan
 21 1,3    |        While the pagan argued that Paul was uneducated as compared
 22 1,3    |         the Christian claimed that Paul was more eloguent than the
 23 1,3    |           the opposite because, if Paul was indeed unlearned and
 24 1,4    |        phenomena reported by Saint Paul, Chrysostom bewails the
 25 1,4    |          our time. For this reason~Paul said: “Rejoice in the Lord
 26 2,2    |            Acts and the Letters of Paul abundantly testify that
 27 2,2    |      emphasis of the great Apostle Paul..~ Here is a medley of Anastasima
 28 2,2    |   restricted, as it were, to Saint Paul’s focus on the death and
 29 2,2    |        John the Baptist, Peter and Paul, and the Twelve Apostles,
 30 2,2    |         martyrs, the co-workers of Paul such as Timothy and Silas,
 31 2,2    |          resurrection. The Apostle Paul is a firm witness of the
 32 2,2    |      remembrance of me.” And Saint Paul adds: “For as often as you
 33 2,2    |    according to the words of Saint Paul. Just as the inspired preaching
 34 2,2    |           Lord. Surely the Apostle Paul did not view the Lord's
 35 2,3    |        preoccupation is with Saint Paul's teaching concerning justification
 36 2,3    |         favorite apostle was Saint Paul in praise of whom he wrote
 37 2,3    |          us valuable commentaries. Paul was his supreme example
 38 2,3    |            preacher is the Apostle Paul whose proclamation of the
 39 2,3    |            quite aware. Thus Saint Paul's contrast between faith
 40 2,3    |          13), not good works which Paul everywhere deems necessary
 41 2,4    |           John and the Epistles of Paul, which clearly speak of
 42 2,4    |    Evangelist John and the Apostle Paul, Saint Symeon proclaimed
 43 3,4    |            Holy Spirit. When Saint Paul wrote to the Romans that “
 44 3,4    |       Epistle to the Romans, Saint Paul asks: “He who did not spare
 45 3,4    |           Christ is found in Saint Paul who wrote: “For me to live
 46 3,4    |            of 2 Corinthians, Saint Paul uses other striking imagery
 47 3,4    |            receptive hearts. Saint Paul speaks of his apostolic
 48 3,4    |        witness, according to Saint Paul, is not some external additive
 49 3,4    |      Christ” (2 Cor. 4:5-6). Saint Paul goes on to say that this
 50 4,2    |              In 2 Cor. 13:13 Saint Paul ends with the blessing, “
 51 4,2    |         for this reason that Saint Paul was extremely concerned
 52 4,2    |         issue to which the Apostle Paul devoted concentrated attention
 53 4,2    |         pastoral admonitions Saint Paul uses stronger language:~ ~
 54 4,2    |          resurrection. The Apostle Paul, “a Hebrew of Hebrews” (
 55 4,3    |           of the Son of God. Saint Paul’s account of the Lord’s
 56 4,3    |           Cor 10:14-22 where Saint Paul compares the sacred meal
 57 4,3    |             resonate in what Saint Paul has to say about Baptism
 58 4,3    |     empowered by the Spirit. Saint Paul’s whole theology of the
 59 4,3    |        ecclesial life. The Apostle Paul viewed his missionary work
 60 4,3    |  themselves, in the words of Saint Paul, became a living “letter
 61 4,3    |          temple of the Lord. Saint Paul asks: “Do you not know that
 62 4,3    |      holiness, which motivates St. Paul to call time and again for
 63 4,4    |        events of redemption. Saint Paul writes to the Corinthians
 64 4,4    |         for this reason that Saint Paul most often refers to the
 65 4,4    |         the presence of God, Saint Paul could say: “All is from
 66 5,2    |           of prayer is the Apostle Paul, the most successful missionary
 67 5,2    |             A man of action, Saint Paul preached the Gospel and
 68 5,2    |           14). Nevertheless, Saint Paul was also a man of prayer,
 69 5,2    |           4). At the core of Saint Paul’s spirituality was a conscious
 70 5,2    |         read the Epistles of Saint Paul, we see that his life and
 71 5,2    |      distinctive elements of Saint Paul’s prayers. The Epistle to
 72 5,2    |         found in it. Rather, Saint Paul is eager to encourage the
 73 5,2    |           a great admirer of Saint Paul. He, too, was a man of action
 74 5,3    |       renewal and salvation. Saint Paul, who described Christians
 75 5,3    |           of the risen Lord, Saint Paul writes: “If you confess
 76 5,4    |      people of the holy God. Saint Paul draws from this covenant
 77 5,4    |       believers, we point to Saint Paul who suffered from “a thorn
 78 5,4    |        debilitating ailment. Saint Paul asked the Lord three times
 79 5,4    |      specific plea was “no,” Saint Paul perceived a larger “yes”
 80 5,4    |    abundance of revelations. Saint Paul broke out into a triumphant
 81 5,4    |          Him, just as it did Saint Paul, a larger, more inclusive “
 82 5,5    |           According to the Apostle Paul, the new covenant in Christ
 83 5,5    |            the risen Christ. Saint Paul refers to it as “the light
 84 5,5    |           4:6). According to Saint Paul, by gazing inwardly at this
 85 6,1    |            language of the Apostle Paul, Saint Silouan touches on
 86 6,1    |      Prophet Jeremiah and of Saint Paul, the consuming fire that
 87 6,1    |           infrequently, like Saint Paul, the ambassador of Christ
 88 6,5    |       hearers to repentance. Saint Paul frequently exhorted Christians
 89 6,5    |          or by other forces. Saint Paul spoke of having the mind
 90 7,4    |      prophets, the apostles, Saint Paul converted on the Damascus
 91 8,1    |         Faith and Culture in Saint Paul.~ The issue of renewal in
 92 8,1    |          the great figure of Saint Paul, Roman citizen (Acts 22:
 93 8,1    |   portrayed him in the past, Saint Paul consciously lived, thought
 94 8,1    |      Furthermore, insofar as Saint Paul helped shape basic Christian
 95 8,2    |      revolutionary nature of Saint Paul's witness. Think of a strongly
 96 8,2    |          which to understand Saint Paul and his personal and theological
 97 8,3    |                              Saint Paul and Judaism.~ From this
 98 8,3    |         culture reflected in Saint Paul's Epistles. In his magnum
 99 8,3    |        will be on aspects of Saint Paul’s life and thought in continuity
100 8,3    |          times have arrived? Saint Paul's complex and laborious
101 8,3    |          but the reverse — and St. Paul is aware of it (Rom. 11:
102 8,3    |         image indicates that Saint Paul is grappling in an agonizing
103 8,3    |           divine revelation. Saint Paul earlier sums up this heritage
104 8,3    |            God. According to Saint Paul's train of thought in Romans
105 8,3    |          Rom. 10:9-13).~ For Saint Paul, therefore, salvation history
106 8,3    | theologians in modern times, Saint Paul has a completely positive
107 8,3    |            must be made that Saint Paul, in his own view, has a
108 8,3    |     Christians. According to Saint Paul's illustration, the unbelieving
109 8,3    |       Romans 9-11 over which Saint Paul struggles to provide various
110 8,3    |        upon all (Rom. 9:32). Saint Paul's profound conviction which
111 8,3    |      importance to note that Saint Paul, despite his harsh language —
112 8,3    |            of the olive tree Saint Paul on the contrary warns Gentile
113 8,3    |           long and pray with Saint Paul for their salvation.~ The
114 8,3    |     Christianity pertains to Saint Paul’s hermeneutical perspectives.
115 8,3    |  hermeneutical perspectives. Saint Paul's quarrel of love with contemporary
116 8,3    |         tradition. Of course Saint Paul would claim that the coming
117 8,3    |          13,-14; 8:1). The Apostle Paul, erstwhile zealous persecutor
118 8,3    |          in strictness. When Saint Paul speaks about “his Gospel,”
119 8,3    |        problem of the Law in Saint Paul and early Christianity,
120 8,3    |          ethical works which Saint Paul everywhere requires (Rom.
121 8,3    |           moral works! Where Saint Paul theologizes about the Law,
122 8,3    |          an end (Christ). In Saint Paul’s theological thought hat
123 8,3    |             2) by supporting Saint Paul's position on the Mosaic
124 8,3    |     separation from Judaism. Saint Paul was not against observance
125 8,3    |     identity. In Romans 9-11 Saint Paul expressly links the corporate
126 8,3    |  synagogues.~ However, the Apostle Paul and others like him were
127 8,3    |        Here we may note that Saint Paul's bold move for the cause
128 8,3    |           and convictions of Saint Paul regarding Christ as the
129 8,4    |                                    Paul and Hellenism.~ As part
130 8,4    |    Christians in Rome, the Apostle Paul writes that, “I am under
131 8,4    |         surprise at all that Saint Paul's letters reflect numerous
132 8,4    |    terminology of his time.~ Saint Paul's affinities with hellenistic
133 8,4    |           use. By the era of Saint Paul hellenic culture had penetrated
134 8,4    |        Jewish customs. The Apostle Paul who calls himself “a Hebrew
135 8,4    |          contemporary Philo. Saint Paul Greek is distinctly less
136 8,4    |        every major aspect of Saint Paul's thought, such as the christological
137 8,4    |          life and thought of Saint Paul and the early Church as
138 8,4    |          Jewish background.~ Saint Paul's openness to the Graeco-Roman
139 8,4    |      Gentiles” (Rom. 11:13). Saint Paul thus understood himself
140 8,4    |     Christian Hellenists and Saint Paul were able to conceive of
141 8,4    |     Christian Hellenists and Saint Paul understood themselves as
142 8,4    |           the Hellenists and Saint Paul interpreted the death and
143 8,4    |           was the content of Saint Paul's openness to the world?
144 8,4    |            of the Spirit, that St. Paul preached, taught, ministered,
145 8,4    |          Christ who acted in Saint Paul for the Apostle himself
146 8,4    |            interplay between Saint Paul's theological discernment,
147 8,4    |         practice (1 Cor. 8). Saint Paul's spiritual insight is that “
148 8,4    |           reading the same Apostle Paul, the same Clement of Rome,
149 8,4    |         faith and culture in Saint Paul and the early Church is
150 8,4    |            Gentile Church of Saint Paul who did his utmost to maintain
151 8,4    |         faith and culture in Saint Paul and the early Church carries
152 8,4    |          challenge for us is Saint Paul's conviction about world
153 8,4    |        Christ. Dare we, like Saint Paul, claim the modern world
154 8,4    |         forms? The Church of Saint Paul was like a jeep with four-wheel
155 9,1    |          life and thought of Saint Paul in relationship to Judaism
156 9,1    |          through His Spirit. Saint Paul counted all things as a “
157 9,1    |       different from that of Saint Paul and the early Church. Now
158 9,1    |           resembling that of Saint Paul and the early Christians,
159 9,2    |       Himself. In the words of St. Paul: “God shows His love for
160 9,2    |        with Him” (Rm 8:31-31)? St. Paul goes on triumphantly to
161 9,3    |     servant of Christ. The Apostle Paul was a Pharisee, and a “Hebrew
162 9,3    |            is that fact that Saint Paul put aside essential aspects
163 9,3    |       prayerful reflection.~ Saint Paul’s life and work teach us
164 9,3    |    chapters of 2 Corinthians Saint Paul describes how, amidst pain
165 9,3    |             2 Cor. 2:14).~ For St. Paul, just as in the case of
166 9,3    |        apart from the Cross. Saint Paul well knew of the treasure
167 9,3    |        perfect in weakness.” Saint Paul concludes: “For the sake
168 9,3    |          the example of my servant Paul who renounced all to gain
169 10,1   |         and other hardships. Saint Paul himself well knew of the
170 10,1   |           life and death. In Saint Paul’s words we carry the treasure
171 10,3   |      Christ. In the words of Saint Paul, “the eye cannot say to
172 10,4   |            appear to others. Saint Paul spoke of the new creation
173 10,4   |   praiseworthy in itself. In Saint Paul “renewal of mind” is equivalent
174 10,5   |            kingdom by storm. Saint Paul compared himself to a runner
175 11,2   |             In Romans 14:23, Saint Paul writes, “for whatever does
176 11,4   |         way! Certainly the Apostle Paul, a Hebrew of Hebrews (Phil.
177 11,4   |         admonitions of the Apostle Paul (Rom. 11:13-21).~ For example,
178 11,4   |            we might say with Saint Paul's words used in another
179 11,4   |          His people, just as Saint Paul long ago categorically declared (
180 11,4   |           at least as far as Saint Paul went in affirming that the
181 11,4   |         the Jewish heritage. Saint Paul severely warned Gentile
182 11,4   |           and in the case of Saint Paul, the specific conversion
183 11,4   | faithfulness of God Himself, Saint Paul could not possibly conceive
184 11,4   |          have taken to heart Saint Paul's critiques of the Jews,
185 11,4   |           but have forgotten Saint Paul's ineffable, sacrificial
186 11,4   |     Christian leaders heeded Saint Paul's vision and taught Christian
187 11,4   |        gifts to us from Abraham to Paul, from Moses to Christ, from
188 11,4   |       shades of proselytism. Saint Paul was convinced that the period
189 11,4   |         for his In Praise of Saint Paul, is that of The Nicene and
190 11,4   |       Chrysostom, In Praise of St. Paul, translated by Thomas Halton (
191 11,4   |       Chrysostom, In Praise of St. Paul, translated by Thomas Halton (
192 11,4   |       phenomena mentioned by Saint Paul in 1 Cor 14. In contrast,
193 11,4   |              55]. In Praise of St. Paul, pp. 69-70. ~  [56]. Saint
194 11,4   |          pp. 69-70. ~  [56]. Saint Paul's whole point is that the
195 11,4   |           ethical, something which Paul requires as intrinsic to
196 11,4   |            7). Overall the Apostle Paul seems to distinguish three
197 11,4   |            5:21; 2 Cor 5:10). Thus Paul's contrast between faith
198 11,4   |  contrasted, much less opposed, by Paul who everywhere exhorts and
199 11,4   |       necessary ethical obedience. Paul teaches not only justification
200 11,4   |        Eckardt's critique of Saint Paul as teaching a “non-functional
201 11,4   |            God, according to Saint Paul. Insofar as God continues
202 11,4   |           according to the Apostle Paul and certainly according