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these letters with other historical accounts and Church tra-dition, establishing these letters as genuine and most valu-able for readers today. SAINT IGNATIUS OF ANTIOCH 5 Let us be challenged by the writings of Saint Ignatius as a powerful witness with a profound faith in Jesus Christ, as we consider the apostolic era and all its implications for
St. Ignatius of Antioch. Letter to the Ephesians. Translated by Cyril Richardson. Heartiest greetings of pure joy in Jesus Christ from Ignatius, the “God-inspired,” to the church at Ephesus in Asia.
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St. Ignatius of Antioch Letter to the to the Romans Translated by Cyril Richardson Greetings in Jesus Christ, the Son of the Father, from Ignatius, the “God-inspired,” to the church that is in charge of affairs in Roman quarters and that the Most High Father 103and Jesus Christ, his only Son, have magnificently embraced in mercy and love.
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- BISHOP OF ANTIOCH.
- PREFACE
- INTRODUCTION.
- 10 INTRODUCTION
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- ST. IGNATIUS THE MARTYR 23
- ST. IGNATIUS THE MARTYR 25
- 4. ST. IGNATIUS AS A TEACHER.
- ST. IGNATIUS AS A TEACHER 27
- 28 INTRODUCTION
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- ST. IGNATIUS AS A TEACHER 37
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- ST. IGNATIUS AS A TEACHER 39
- XIII. Be diligent therefore to come together more often to render thanks 4 to God and to give
- III. THE EPISTLE TO THE TRALLIANS
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THE present translation of the epistles of St. Ignatius is intended to set before English readers, in an accessible form, the writings of one of the most impor tant characters in the Church history of the period succeeding the age of the Apostles. In these epistles we have the key to the right underst...
i. THE LITERARY CONTROVERSY UPON THE IGNATIAN EPISTLES. AROUND the letters bearing the name of St. Ignatius there has been waged a literary controversy that has extended from the time of the revival of learning to the present century. The subject is of special interest to Englishmen, as the discus...
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Magnesia, and Tralles. Their arrival appears to have greatly cheered Ignatius, and he accordingly addressed a letter to each of the churches from which they came, acknowledging their attentions and giving them practical counsel upon the dangers to which they were exposed.1 At the same time he wrote a lett...
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THE splendid example of the Christian martyr-spirit was not the only legacy of Ignatius to the Church. In the epistles which have come down to us he has pre sented to us the picture of a lofty, spiritual character, and has bequeathed to us a body of teaching, which has given him a foremost place amo...
ception of redemption as deliverance from death and the power of demons, present points of contact with the religious ideas of the heathen world, as we know it in the first and second centuries, and are such as would natur ally attract a convert from heathenism. And further, if we could trust the late...
Fatherhood of God, beyond the mere fact of the Son's pre-existence with the Father.1 How far the human nature was complete, whether Christ had a human soul, how the two natures are united in One Person, these are questions which lie outside the scope and grasp of the teaching of Ignatius. Nor again do...
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bishop's authority they are not ' to baptize or hold a love-feast.' His authority alone gives * validity ' and ' security ' to whatever is done.1 For his language on baptism, see Eph. 18, Smyrn. 8, Polyc. 6. The teaching of Ignatius upon the Incarnation, as a fact and as a principle, has its roots in ...
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Oct 18, 2008 · The Epistles of Ignatius. LibriVox recording of The Epistles of Ignatius, translated by J.B. Lightfoot. Read by Sam Stinson. Ignatius of Antioch penned these letters to churches (Ephesians, Magnesians, Trallians, Romans, Philadelphians, and Smyrnaeans) and Polycarp on his way to martyrdom.
Letter to the to the Magnesians. Every good wish in God the Father and in Jesus Christ from Ignatius, the “God-inspired,” to the church at Magnesia on the Maeander. In Christ Jesus, our Saviour, I greet your church which, by reason of its union with him, is blessed with the favor of God the Father.
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Oct 22, 2020 · PDF / ePub. More. Abstract. This article examines recent studies of the date and authenticity of the letters of Ignatius of Antioch. Although the debate has a long history, this article focuses on the most recent period of this debate—from roughly 1997 through 2018.
