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Alphabetical [« »] demented 2 demon 8 demoniacs 1 demons 18 denuded 1 depart 2 departing 1	Frequency [« »] 18 art 18 chastened 18 come 18 demons 18 give 18 paradise 18 place	St. John Chrysostom Three Homilies Concerning the Power of Demons IntraText - Concordances demons

   Homily, Par.
 1  I     |                     Homily I.~That Demons Do Not Govern the World.~
 2  I     |         Against those who say that demons govern human affairs, and
 3  I,  6 | nevertheless some dare to say that Demons administer our affairs.
 4  I,  6 |        commit thine affairs to the Demons and persuade thee by the
 5  I,  6 |            thee by the reality how Demons administer. For then thou
 6  I,  6 |           Certain men possessed of Demons coming forth out of the
 7  I,  6 |          tombs met Christ, and the Demons kept beseeching him to suffer
 8  I,  6 |            all headlong.²¹ Thus do Demons govern; and yet to them
 9  I,  6 |        Learn the wickedness of the Demons. For it is possible to see
10  I,  6 |        things in the case of these Demons, the lovingkindness of God,
11  I,  6 |           God, and the evil of the Demons. The evil of the Demons
12  I,  6 |            Demons. The evil of the Demons when they harass and disturb
13  I,  6 |           of the wickedness of the Demons, and from these things thou
14  I,  6 |         spare us our salvation. If Demons were to arrange affairs,
15  I,  6 |     entirely to the tyranny of the Demons, otherwise they would suffer
16  I,  6 |      affairs to the arrangement of Demons? And yet we behold the sun
17 II,  1 |           swine, against which the Demons were unable to venture anything,
18 III,  1|        fate and through tyranny of Demons He gave us our nature, and