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Homilies on the Epistle to the Hebrews

St. John Chrysostom

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Nicene

Thirty-four homilies on the Epistle to the Hebrews, taken down by Constantine the presbyter and published after Chrysostom's death — a sustained exposition of Christ as the great high priest of the new covenant.

Table of Contents

1Argument2Hebrews 1.1,23Hebrews 1.34Hebrews 1.6—85Hebrews 2.5—76Hebrews 2.16–177Hebrews 3.7–118Hebrews 4.11–139Hebrews 5.1–310Hebrews 6.1—311Hebrews 6.7,812Hebrews 6.13—1613Hebrews 7.1—314Hebrews 7.11–1415Hebrews 8.1,216Hebrews 9.1–517Hebrews 9.15–1818Hebrews 9.24–2619Hebrews 10.8–1320Hebrews 10.19–2321Hebrews 10.26,2722Hebrews 10.32–3423Hebrews 11.3,424Hebrews 11.725Hebrews 11.13–1626Hebrews 11.17—1927Hebrews 11.20—2228Hebrews 11.28–3129Hebrews 11.37,3830Hebrews 12.4—631Hebrews 12.11–1332Hebrews 12.1433Hebrews 12.18–2434Hebrews 12.28,2935Hebrews 13.17