Jesus Christ is God the Son.

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Joined September 2022
The mystery of God, and of the Father, and of Christ; In whom are hid all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge.
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Hexaemeron Homily 2. St. Basil critiques those who interpret Genesis 1:2 (the earth was without form & void) to mean that Matter exists eternally without form and God merely used it to build. If Matter is eternal, it has a divine property with God & a single God becomes 2 gods.
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"In our image." What have you to reply? Is there one image of God and the angels? Father and Son have by absolute necessity the same form, but form is here understood as becomes the divine, not in bodily shape, but in the proper qualities of Godhead. - St. Basil, Hexaemeron
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"In our image." What have you to reply? Is there one image of God and the angels? Father and Son have by absolute necessity the same form, but form is here understood as becomes the divine, not in bodily shape, but in the proper qualities of Godhead. - St. Basil, Hexaemeron
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A training ground where one learns to know God and by the visible contemplates the invisible.
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God has foreseen all, He has neglected nothing. His eye, which never sleeps, watches over all. He is present everywhere & gives to each being the means of preservation. If God has not left the sea urchin outside His providence, is He without care for you? - St. Basil, Hexaemeron
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The earth contains, in itself, air, water and fire.
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The incomprehensibility of our minds reflects God's incomprehensible nature, in whose image we are made. (Genesis 1:26). - St Gregory of Nyssa, On the Making of Man
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I cannot stress this enough. The sooner you start being grateful & stripping away the pride of feeling that you are undeserving & better than your current situation is the moment when you start recognizing God's grace all around you. The servant is not greater than his master.
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And its a continuous process. Every day. The lady who wanted to touch the hem of His garment had to reach for it first. Let us reach for it every day.
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St Basil on they who do not accept the common sense of scripture but twist it for their means like dream interpreters. From Hexaemeron.
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St Basil on they who do not accept the common sense of scripture but twist it for their means like dream interpreters. From Hexaemeron.
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May He who has given us intelligence to recognize in the smallest objects of creation the great wisdom of the Contriver make us find in great bodies (i.e. sun and the moon) a still higher idea of their Creator. - St. Basil, Hexaemeron
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The time which you lend to God is not lost: he will return it to you with large interest. - St. Basil, Hexaemeron
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St. Basil on the unsustainability and illogical theory of dualism from Hexaemeron.
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St. Basil on the unsustainability and illogical theory of dualism from Hexaemeron.
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