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Homilies on First Corinthians

St. John Chrysostom · c. 391 AD

19h 19m read
Nicene

Forty-four homilies delivered at Antioch covering 1 Corinthians verse by verse, addressing the Corinthian quarrels, sexual ethics, the eucharist, spiritual gifts, and the resurrection.

Table of Contents

1Argument2Homily I3Homily II4Homily III5Homily IV6Homily V7Homily VI8Homily VII9Homily VIII10Homily IX11Homily X12Homily XI13Homily XII14Homily XIII15Homily XIV16Homily XV17Homily XVI18Homily XVII19Homily XVIII20Homily XIX21Homily XX22Homily XXI23Homily XXII24Homily XXIII25Chap. x. ver. 1. “For I would not, brethren, have you ignorant.”26Homily XXIV27Homily XXV28Chap. xi. ver. 1. “Be ye imitators of me, even as I also am of Christ.”29Homily XXVI30Homily XXVII31Homily XXVIII32Homily XXIX33Homily XXX34Homily XXXI35Homily XXXII36Chap. xiii. ver. 1. “If I speak with the tongues of men,—”37Homily XXXIII38Homily XXXIV39Homily XXXV40Homily XXXVI41Homily XXXVII42Homily XXXVIII43Homily XXXIX44Homily XL45Homily XLI46Homily XLII47Homily XLIII48Homily XLIV
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