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Catena Aurea on John 4:27–30: Origen

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CommentOrigenPublic domainJohn 4:27–30

The woman is almost turned into an Apostle. So forcible are His words, that she leaves her waterpot to go to the city, and tell her townsmen of them. The woman then left her waterpot, i. e. gave up low bodily cares, for the sake of benefitting others. Let us do the same. Let us leave off caring for things of the body, and impart to others of our own.

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Also cites: tom. xiii. in Joan. c. 28

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