Homilies on Philemon
398–404
| Name and Summary | Pages |
|---|---|
This argument emphasizes the importance and value of the Epistle to Philemon, demonstrating how even seemingly small requests contain profound moral and spiritual lessons. | 4 |
This homily emphasizes the importance of forgiving others and living humbly before God, illustrating that true virtue involves mercy, humility, and love rather than external possessions or status. | 9 |
This homily emphasizes the importance of humility, love, and mutual respect among believers, illustrating these virtues through Paul's letter to Philemon and the reconciliation of Onesimus. | 14 |
This homily emphasizes God's goodness and mercy, explaining that His justice and punishment are signs of His compassionate care, intended to guide people toward righteousness. | 10 |