Hermathena 7
Hermathena 7
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The meaning is, * all at once, however^ men not having unchangeable bodies do not change, but they are naturally altered in time by the seasons. It is not so with God. But by His implanted spirit with secret power, the body becomes whatever He wills,' Air is turned into dew, and again being made dense becomes water ; but water being consolidated becomes stone and earth, and stones being broken together kindle fire. Moses* staff became a serpent and a staff again, by which the water of the Nile ...became blood, and was again turned back into water ; man, being dust, was turned by God's breathing into flesh, and again turned back to dust, and Moses himself being flesh was turned into a great light, so that the people could not look at him.
54 ON THE TWO LAST BOOKS Homily xx. 7, Peter then goes on to say, * Perhaps you will say one may be changed by another, but not by himself. To be changed is the case with mortals, but cannot take place with immortals. Nay,' he says, * angels not subject to old age and of fiery nature have been changed into flesh, of which there are examples in the angels that visited Abra- ham and the angel that wrestled with Jacob.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The meaning is, * all at once, however^ men not having unchangeable bodies do not change, but they are naturally altered in time by the seasons. It is not so with God. But by His implanted spirit with secret power, the body becomes whatever He wills,' Air is turned into dew, and again being made dense becomes water ; but water being consolidated becomes stone and earth, and stones being broken together kindle fire. Moses* staff became a serpent and a staff again, by which the water of the Nile ...became blood, and was again turned back into water ; man, being dust, was turned by God's breathing into flesh, and again turned back to dust, and Moses himself being flesh was turned into a great light, so that the people could not look at him.
54 ON THE TWO LAST BOOKS Homily xx. 7, Peter then goes on to say, * Perhaps you will say one may be changed by another, but not by himself. To be changed is the case with mortals, but cannot take place with immortals. Nay,' he says, * angels not subject to old age and of fiery nature have been changed into flesh, of which there are examples in the angels that visited Abra- ham and the angel that wrestled with Jacob.
What to read after Hermathena 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ireland Trinity College Dublin to read onlineMoreLess
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