Notes On St. Paul: Corinthians, Galatians, Romans (1898) - Hardcover

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Blessed Paul s Epistles, says St. John Chrysostom, I exult with joy; I am delighted with that spiritual trumpet :I am warmed with affection, listening to the voice of a friend, whose person I almost think I see, and hear his words. But I do grieve and am annoyed to think that not all know this man, as they should. Not for want of commentators certainly does St. Paul remain unknown. I have kept before me steadily St. John Chrysostom and Theodoret. On the Galatians I have been helped by Lightfoot. Nearly throughout I have been aided by the sagacity and borne up by the erudition of Father Comely (C ommentarius in S. Pauli Epistolas, Paris, Lethielleux). Still I have not absolutely deferred to any authority, except, I trust, to that of the Holy Catholic Church. These four Epistles form a group.
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