Nicene & Post-Nicene Fathers — First Series Vol. 07 — Section 1298

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[2069] [Have written, A.V.] [2070] Rom. iv. 25. [2071] Luke xxiv. 13-28. [2072] 1 Cor. xi. 29. [2073] Acts ii. 41. [2074] Tertull. de Jejun., sec. 14; de Orat. sec. 14. [2075] Ps. xxii. 27. [2076] S. Aug. Ep. c. Donat. de Unit. Eccl. sec. 26. [2077] Supra, Hom. in Ev. xi. sec. 13. [2078] [The words, "Jerusalem, the city," the preacher appears, in this passage, to use interchangeably and sometimes confusedly for the Church--e.g., "all Christ's murderers are expelled from that city," meaning that such are not in the Church.--J.H.M.] [2079] Acts i. 15; ii. 1-12. [2080] Enarr. in Ps.…

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