Three Homilies Concerning the Power of Demons - IntraText CT

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Alphabetical [« »] adversaries 2 adversary 1 advice 1 affairs 11 affection 1 affectionate 3 affliction 6	Frequency [« »] 12 taken 12 wish 11 5 11 affairs 11 body 11 came 11 countless	St. John Chrysostom Three Homilies Concerning the Power of Demons IntraText - Concordances affairs

   Homily, Par.
 1  I    |         that demons govern human affairs, and who are displeased
 2  I,  6|       that Demons administer our affairs. What can I do? Thou hast
 3  I,  6|      words, than to commit thine affairs to the Demons and persuade
 4  I,  6|        If Demons were to arrange affairs, we should be in no better
 5  I,  6|       that they set down all our affairs to the arrangement of Demons?
 6  I,  7|         much good order, but our affairs are full of confusion and
 7  I,  7|       the more, and say that our affairs were altogether deprived
 8  I,  7|          likewise say that human affairs are subject to no providence;
 9  I,  8|      from this consider that our affairs are not governed by providence,
10  I,  8|       men, and the experience of affairs, they confess that there
11 II,  5| destruction cometh upon them."¹⁸ Affairs are full of much change.