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Saint Paul Writing His Epistles, Valentin de Boulogne

Romans 13:14

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Romans 13:14 (WEB)

But put on the Lord Jesus Christ, and make no provision for the flesh, for its lusts.

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Gregory of Nyssa

  • “…the garment that is to be put on, saying in one place, “Put on the new man which after God is created,” and in another, “Put ye on the Lord Jesus Christ.”” — editor's note: Rom. xiii. 14.

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  • “And this view, that the sense of “created me” has reference to the Humanity, the divine apostle more clearly sets before us by his own words when he charges us, “Put ye on the Lord Jesus Christ,” and also where (using the same word) he says, “Put on the new man which after God is created.”” — editor's note: Rom. xiii. 14.

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Jerome

John Cassian

Augustine of Hippo

Origen

  • “…who is the Lord and Creator of the soul, is said to be the clothing of the saints, according to the language of the apostle, “Put ye on the Lord Jesus Christ.”” — editor's note: Rom. xiii. 14.

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Gregory the Great

Ambrose of Milan

  • “But if the poet judged the enticement of worldly pleasure and licence destructive of men’s minds and a sure cause of shipwreck, what ought we to think, for whom it hath been written: “Train not the flesh in concupiscence”?” — editor's note: Rom. xiii. 14—“Make not provision for the flesh, to fulfil the lusts thereof.”—A.V.

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Athanasius of Alexandria

John Chrysostom

Theodoret of Cyrus

Tertullian

Leo the Great

  • “And so, when the Apostle says, “make not provision for the flesh in the lusts thereof,” we understand that those things are not forbidden us, which conduce to health and which human weakness demands, but because we may not satisfy all our…” — editor's note: Rom. xiii. 14.

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Clement of Alexandria

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