homily
Second Homily on Eutropius
The famous "vanity of vanities" sermon delivered after Eutropius's fall — a sustained meditation on the impermanence of worldly power, preached over the head of the trembling minister still clinging to the altar.
Attributed to
St. John ChrysostomLinked passages
2 Corinthians 1:21-222 Corinthians 11:2Acts 3:6Acts 5:15Acts 9:4-5Acts 9:34Acts 16:18Acts 19:11Colossians 1:151 Corinthians 2:91 Corinthians 3:111 Corinthians 3:121 Corinthians 15:411 John 2:21 Thessalonians 4:17Genesis 6:7Isaiah 1:14Isaiah 40:8Isaiah 51:10Job 1:21Job 10:9John 10:7John 12:47John 14:6Luke 15:4Luke 19:8Luke 23:43Matthew 3:11Matthew 4:19Matthew 5:12Matthew 9:9Matthew 9:13Matthew 16:18Philippians 2:6Romans 8:322 Corinthians 2:162 Corinthians 3:5-62 Corinthians 4:72 Timothy 4:7
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