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Alphabetical [« »] everywhere 3 evidence 1 evident 5 evil 40 evils 5 exact 1 examine 2	Frequency [« »] 43 did 41 also 41 many 40 evil 40 say 38 men 36 dost	St. John Chrysostom Three Homilies Concerning the Power of Demons IntraText - Concordances evil

   Homily, Par.
 1  I,  2 |           it was entrusted, waxed evil over their charge. This
 2  I,  3 |     Paradise-look, into how great evil he would have rushed. For
 3  I,  4 |          and saying, "There is no evil in the city which the Lord
 4  I,  4 |        Lord hath not done"¹⁶ -now evil is an ambiguous term; and
 5  I,  5 |                  5. There is then evil, which is really evil; fornication,
 6  I,  5 |        then evil, which is really evil; fornication, adultery,
 7  I,  5 |        punishment. Again there is evil, which rather is not evil,
 8  I,  5 |         evil, which rather is not evil, but is called so, famine,
 9  I,  5 |          to God."¹⁷ He calls this evil therefore which chastens
10  I,  5 |         calls then by the name of evil the affliction, which arises
11  I,  5 | accustomed to call by the name of evil, not only thefts and adulteries,
12  I,  5 |        prophet saith "There is no evil in the city which the Lord
13  I,  5 |         maketh peace and createth evil,"¹⁸ again naming calamities
14  I,  5 |     naming calamities evils. This evil also Christ hints at, thus
15  I,  5 |     sufficient for the day is the evil thereof,"¹⁹ that is to say
16  I,  5 |          he here calls punishment evil; and himself brings these
17  I,  5 |        physician who does so many evil things, but to blaspheme
18  I,  6 |    lovingkindness of God, and the evil of the Demons. The evil
19  I,  6 |           evil of the Demons. The evil of the Demons when they
20  I,  7 |        For why when there are two evil men, is one chastened, and
21  I,  7 |           were to chasten all the evil men, here; and were to honour
22  I,  7 |   providence. For if when certain evil men are chastened, and certain
23  I,  7 |      unjustly treated, both their evil being cut off by their punishment,
24  I,  8 |          able to escape from real evil, and obtain future good,
25 II,  2 |      himself into many a depth of evil. The Devil is evil. I know
26 II,  2 |       depth of evil. The Devil is evil. I know it myself and it
27 II,  3 |    acknowledged, as I said, to be evil by all. What shall we say
28 II,  5 |          entering on all kinds of evil, may increase the chastening
29 II,  6 |          had come to all kinds of evil, and had entered upon all
30 III    |    Temptations of the Devil.~That evil comes of sloth, and virtue
31 III,  1|       that thou mayest learn that evil is evil in itself, but good
32 III,  1|         mayest learn that evil is evil in itself, but good is also
33 III,  1|      saith he "if thou art become evil, thou shall bear thine evils
34 III,  1|           exhibiting all kinds of evil; then blaming the providence
35 III,  1|            and who entice them to evil, and yet keep hold of virtue. "
36 III,  1|          they do not abstain from evil, yet nevertheless they dare
37 III,  3|          cause to himself both of evil, and of virtue? For if they
38 III,  4|                    4. See what an evil it is to commit ourselves
39 III,  4|       woman. And see how he works evil. "Ye shall not die the death"
40 III,  5|     running was constant, and the evil smell which surrounded him