Catena Aurea on Matthew 28:1–7: Peter Chrysologus

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CommentPeter ChrysologusPublic domainMatthew 28:1–7

For they kept watch over Him with a purpose of cruelty, not with the solicitude of affection. And no man can stand who is forsaken by his own conscience, or troubled with a sense of guilt. Hence the Angel confounds the wicked, and comforts the good.

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Also cites: Serm. 75

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