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 1 Intro,4|         in the words of St. John Chrysostom, Orthodox Christians come
 2 1,1    |         The Gospel in Saint John Chrysostom.~ An important factor behind
 3 1,1    |      shall reflect on Saint John Chrysostom’s understanding of the Gospel.~
 4 1,1    |          the Gospel.~ Saint John Chrysostom (ca. 350-407) is an heir
 5 1,1    |      questions such as, how does Chrysostom define the Gospel? What
 6 1,1    |        that is to say, reporting Chrysostom's views in diverse homilies
 7 1,2    | examination.~ An appreciation of Chrysostom's convictions about the
 8 1,2    |          therefore, according to Chrysostom, the good news of salvation
 9 1,2    |    salvific truth for humanity.~ Chrysostom draws an interesting distinction
10 1,2    |         Moses were, according to Chrysostom, living bearers of revelation
11 1,2    |          according to Saint John Chrysostom, the nature of Scripture
12 1,2    |       the Bible is the basis for Chrysostom's numerous exhortations
13 1,2    |   resource.[8]~ ~Secondly, while Chrysostom views all of the Bible as
14 1,2    |        Cor. 1:16). Nevertheless, Chrysostom and the Christian tradition
15 1,2    |      great love toward humanity. Chrysostom further comments: “For [
16 1,2    |          contents of the Gospel, Chrysostom draws a distinction between
17 1,2    |     Christ’s ministry.~ Thirdly, Chrysostom identifies the Gospel with
18 1,2    |         13]~ ~In the same homily Chrysostom continues to expound lyrically
19 1,2    |          appear great.[15]~ ~For Chrysostom it is the person of Christ
20 1,2    |        Epistle to the Galatians, Chrysostom presents the same truth
21 1,2    |         elements. Saint Paul, so Chrysostom counters, had in view not
22 1,2    |        persons.[17]~ ~Saint John Chrysostom’s words presuppose a perspective
23 1,3    |         sentiments in Saint John Chrysostom who may well have read Saint
24 1,3    |      figure in the Book of Acts. Chrysostom states: “The Gospels, then,
25 1,3    |     night of Jesus' passion. For Chrysostom only one explanation was
26 1,3    |         homily on 1 Corinthians, Chrysostom comments at length on 1
27 1,3    |         its power.” According to Chrysostom, Saint Paul's intent behind
28 1,3    |        falling to the pagan. For Chrysostom, that Christian's point
29 1,3    |       all this it is evident, so Chrysostom concludes, that Christ arose,
30 1,4    |        Gospel.~ An assessment of Chrysostom's understanding of the nature
31 1,4    |          Gospel is, according to Chrysostom, the act of personal faith.
32 1,4    |     about things in heaven.[27]~ Chrysostom turns time and again to
33 1,4    |         we catch a clear view of Chrysostom’s underlying supposition,
34 1,4    |         become children of God.” Chrysostom comments that, whether slave
35 1,4    |  earnestness of a pure life.[31] Chrysostom is aware of no tension or
36 1,4    |          Gospel is, according to Chrysostom, serious and regular engamement
37 1,4    |          the Gospel of St. John. Chrysostom first calls for zealous
38 1,4    |      Christianity in the days of Chrysostom was still involved in a
39 1,4    |         days of the apostles, so Chrysostom asks, why do not all believe
40 1,4    |          reported by Saint Paul, Chrysostom bewails the conditions of
41 1,4    |         of his own days. Now, so Chrysostom laments, the Church has
42 1,4    |          homily on 1 Corinthians Chrysostom sums up his long and detailed
43 2,2    |          the Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom, a prayer directed to the
44 2,2    |            Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom).~ ~
45 2,3    |        the Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom asks the Lord to grant not
46 2,3    |          notable example is John Chrysostom (ca. 350-407), the man with
47 2,3    |     their practical application. Chrysostom’s favorite apostle was Saint
48 2,3    |         Gospel who, according to Chrysostom, took up the cross and proclaimed
49 2,3    |       word of God.[50]~ Although Chrysostom nowhere discusses the Gospel
50 2,3    |        with the Father.[53]~ For Chrysostom, the very heart of the Gospel
51 2,3    |    darkness from the world.[55]~ Chrysostom has been erroneously accused
52 2,3    |          and holistic reading of Chrysostom prove him to be a preacher
53 2,3    |  moralizing” but “Judaizing,” as Chrysostom is quite aware. Thus Saint
54 2,3    |   judgment.[56]~ The position of Chrysostom, as that of the Eastern
55 2,3    |   required, indeed demanded. For Chrysostom this response included a
56 2,3    |       pure life.[57]~ Saint John Chrysostom praises faith in numerous
57 2,3    |          17. This righteousness, Chrysostom states, “is not your own,
58 2,3    |         of the Gospel that leads Chrysostom to view the whole of life,
59 3,3    |         St. Athanasios, St. John Chrysostom and many others. For example,
60 4,2    |          the Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom. In Eph. 4:4-6 we find another
61 5,2    |          The first is Saint John Chrysostom, a lover of the Gospel of
62 5,2    |          the emperor, Saint John Chrysostom mightily resisted his persecutors
63 7,5    |     Theologian and of Saint John Chrysostom that those who seek to guide
64 9,2    |         this passage, Saint John Chrysostom writes: “See how Nathaniel’
65 10,2   |         in the words of St. John Chrysostom, “like lions breathing fire?”
66 10,2   |         of Nyssa, and Saint John Chrysostom — was engulfed by as much
67 10,2   |          authorities. Saint John Chrysostom did not hesitate to critique
68 10,2   |       Homily 34.7).~ ~Saint John Chrysostom, whose prophetic voice thunders
69 10,4   |          all the while, as Saint Chrysostom put it, exhibiting the Church’
70 11,4   |       The Homilies of Saint John Chrysostom on the Gospel of Saint Matthew,
71 11,4   |       for all the cited works of Chrysostom in this chapter, except
72 11,4   | Galatians, Chapter 1 (Gal. 1:7). Chrysostom’s work on Galatians is arranged
73 11,4   |          93-94.~  [20]. St. John Chrysostom, In Praise of St. Paul,
74 11,4   |      1994).~  [49]. See St. John Chrysostom, In Praise of St. Paul,
75 11,4   |     thorough account of St. John Chrysostom's life and struggles, including
76 11,4   |         Mouth: The Story of John Chrysostom (Ithaca: Cornell University
77 11,4   |     fuller account of Saint John Chrysostom’s understanding of the Gospel,
78 11,4   |        Ibid. 1.6.~  [54]. One of Chrysostom's sharper critiques of the
79 11,4   |        in 1 Cor 14. In contrast, Chrysostom bewails the conditions of