Homilies on the First Epistle of John
406–416
| Name and Summary | Pages |
|---|---|
This homily emphasizes that true fellowship with God and others is rooted in walking in the light of charity and confessing one's sins, with Christ's blood cleansing all iniquity. | 24 |
This homily emphasizes that true Christian love and salvation are rooted in knowing and loving God, rather than worldly possessions or pleasures. | 21 |
This homily emphasizes that it is the last hour, urging believers to grow in faith and understanding, nourished by Christ through Scripture and the Holy Spirit. | 17 |
This homily emphasizes that true believers must abide in Christ’s word and Spirit, remaining faithful and purified in anticipation of His coming. | 16 |
This homily emphasizes that true children of God are characterized by their love and righteousness, especially their love for their brothers, which manifests in actions rather than words. | 17 |
This homily emphasizes that true love and assurance before God are demonstrated through deeds of genuine charity, especially in loving one's brother, which is the root of salvation. | 24 |
This homily emphasizes that love, which is rooted in God's nature, is the essential mark of true Christians and the divine mark of overcoming evil. | 15 |
This homily emphasizes that genuine love, rooted in God, is essential for spiritual perfection and divine dwelling within us. | 21 |
This homily emphasizes that true love, rooted in God's love for us, perfects our relationship with Him and brings us confidence on the day of judgment. | 20 |
This homily emphasizes that true faith in Christ must be accompanied by love and righteous deeds, illustrating that belief alone is insufficient without active love for God and others. | 20 |