Catena Aurea on Luke 3:23–38: Ambrose of Milan

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CommentAmbrose of MilanPublic domainLuke 3:23–38

But by Nathan we perceive expressed the dignity of Prophecy, that as Christ Jesus alone fulfilled all things, in each of His ancestors different kinds of virtue might precede Him. It follows, Who was the son of David.

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