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The Book of Wisdom or The Wisdom of Solomon 3:8 Kommentaari

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Kuinka kirkko on lukenut Wisdom 3:8:ää kahden vuosituhannen yli — Matthew Henry, John Calvin, Augustinus Hipposta, John Chrysostom ja muut, kerätty jakeet jakeet julkisesta aineistosta.

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Judicabunt nationes, et dominabuntur populis, et regnabit Dominus illorum in perpetuum.

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Augustine of Hippo · 354 Excerpts (Historical Christian Faith …
SERMON 306:8-9:7
“If you want to enter into life, keep the commandments.” But, when we have arrived at life, what need is there for me to add “eternal”? And why add “happy”? Life, plain and simple, because that which is both eternal and happy is life. When we have arrived at life, we will have the certainty that we will live in it forever. In fact, if we find ourselves there and do not have the certainty of remaining there forever, even there we would be in fear. And if there is fear, there would be suffering, not of the body but of the soul, which is worse. But what kind of happiness is it where there is suffering? Thus, we will have the assurance of always being in that life, unable to see its end, because we will be in the kingdom of him about whom it was said, “And his kingdom will have no end.” The book of Wisdom, making known to us the glory of God’s saints, whose death is precious in his sight, says, as you heard at the end of the reading, “And the Lord will reign over them forever.” We will therefore be in that great kingdom that endures forever, precisely because it is just, great and eternal.
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