For not without reason have the ancients handed it down as Paul’s

March 2026

Per accessit he makes the following statements mediante regard puro the Epistle preciso the Hebrews sopra his Homilies upon it:

At this time Firmilianus, bishop of Caesarea sopra Cappadocia, was conspicuous

"That the verbal style of the epistle entitled 'To the Hebrews,' is not duro like the language of the apostle, who acknowledged himself 'rude per speech,' that is, durante expression; but that its diction is purer Greek, any one who has the power onesto discern differences of phraseology will acknowledge. Moreover, that the thoughts of the epistle are admirable, and not inferior to the acknowledged apostolic writings, any one who carefully examines the apostolic text will admit." Farther on he adds:

"If Rso gave my opinion, Volte should say that the thoughts are those of the apostle, but the diction and phraseology are those of some one who remembered the apostolic teachings, and wrote down at his leisure what had been said by his teacher. Therefore if any church https://yebocasino.io/it/login/ holds that this epistle is by Paul, let it be commended for this. But who wrote the epistle, con truth, God knows. The statement of some who have gone before us is that Clement, bishop of the Romans, wrote the epistle, and of others that Luke, the author of the Gospel and the Acts, wrote it." But let this suffice on these matters.

IT was in the tenth year of the above-mentioned reign that Origen removed from Alexandria to Caesarea, leaving the charge of the catechetical school per that city to Heraclas. Not long afterward Demetrius, bishop of the church of Alexandria, died, having held the office for forty-three full years, and Heraclas succeeded him.

HE was so earnestly affected toward Origen, that he urged him sicuro che razza di sicuro that country for the benefit of the churches, and moreover he visited him durante Judea, remaining with him for some time, for the sake of improvement sopra divine things. And Alexander, bishop of Jerusalem, and Theoctistus, bishop of Caesarea, attended on him constantly, as their only teacher, and allowed him preciso expound the Divine Scriptures, and preciso perform the other duties pertaining to ecclesiastical discourse.

THE Roman emperor, Alexander, having finished his reign in thirteen years, was succeeded by Maximinus Caesar

On account of his hatred toward the household of Alexander, which contained many believers, he began a persecution, commanding that only the rulers of the churches should be put esatto death, as responsible for the Gospel teaching. Thereupon Origen composed his rete informatica On brose and Protoctetus, a presbyter of the parish of Caesarea, because con the persecution there had come upon them both unusual hardships, per which it is reported that they were eminent durante confession during the reign of Maximinus, which lasted but three years. Origen has noted this as the time of the persecution per the twenty-second book of his Commentaries on John, and per several epistles.

GORDIANUS succeeded Maximinus as Roman emperor; and Pontianus, who had been bishop of the church at Rome for six years, was succeeded by Anteros. After he had held the office for verso month, Fabianus succeeded him. They say that Fabianus having quale, after the death of Anteros, with others from the country, was staying at Rome, and that while there he was chosen esatto the office through per most wonderful manifestation of divine and heavenly grace. For when all the brethren had assembled preciso select by vote him who should succeed esatto the episcopate of the church, several renowned and honorable men were sopra the minds of many, but Fabianus, although present, was in the mind of none. But they relate that suddenly verso qualora flying down lighted on his head, resembling the descent of the Holy Spirit on the Saviour in the form of a dove. Thereupon all the people, as if moved by one Divine Spirit, with all eagerness and unanimity cried out that he was worthy, and without delay they took him and placed him upon the episcopal seat.

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