Catena Aurea on Luke 4:9–13: Origen

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CommentOrigenPublic domainLuke 4:9–13

He followed evidently as a wrestler, gladly setting out to meet the temptation, and saying, as it were, Lead me where you will, and you will find me the stronger in every thing.

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