St Polycarp Bishop of Smyrna volume 8
St Polycarp Bishop of Smyrna volume 8
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" But there is no strong reason for supposing that Logia is not used by Polycarp in the wider and more general sense of Gospel teaching. On the usage and meaning of the word cf my note on Theodoret, Ecc. Hist.^ p. 155, and Dr. Salmon's Introduc- tion to the study of the New Testament, p. 95, et seq.
^ The expression said by Irenicus to be used by Polycarp of Marcion (Irenaeus, Hccr. Iii. 3, and Euseb. Hist. Ecc. Iii. 39). Cf. Pp. 9, 10.
^ The word occurs in Rom. Viii. 20, Eph. Iv. 17, and 2 Pet.... Ii. 18, and is the Greek of the LXX. For the familiar " Vanity of vanities " of Ecc, and has been popularised in Thackeray's " mataiotes mataiotctoii " in the poem ' Vanitas Vanitatum. ' 40 ST. POLYCARP the beginning, ^ "watching unto prayer"- (i Pet. Iv. 7), continuing in fastings, in supplications asking the all-seeing God^ not to "lead us into temptation" (Matt. Vi. 13; Luke xi. 4), as the Lord said, " The Spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak " ^ (Matt. Xxvi. 41 and Mark xiv. 38).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But there is no strong reason for supposing that Logia is not used by Polycarp in the wider and more general sense of Gospel teaching. On the usage and meaning of the word cf my note on Theodoret, Ecc. Hist.^ p. 155, and Dr. Salmon's Introduc- tion to the study of the New Testament, p. 95, et seq.
^ The expression said by Irenicus to be used by Polycarp of Marcion (Irenaeus, Hccr. Iii. 3, and Euseb. Hist. Ecc. Iii. 39). Cf. Pp. 9, 10.
^ The word occurs in Rom. Viii. 20, Eph. Iv. 17, and 2 Pet.... Ii. 18, and is the Greek of the LXX. For the familiar " Vanity of vanities " of Ecc, and has been popularised in Thackeray's " mataiotes mataiotctoii " in the poem ' Vanitas Vanitatum. ' 40 ST. POLYCARP the beginning, ^ "watching unto prayer"- (i Pet. Iv. 7), continuing in fastings, in supplications asking the all-seeing God^ not to "lead us into temptation" (Matt. Vi. 13; Luke xi. 4), as the Lord said, " The Spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak " ^ (Matt. Xxvi. 41 and Mark xiv. 38).
What to read after St Polycarp Bishop of Smyrna volume 8?
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