AFVI
Ante-Nicene Fathers, Vol. II
458 chapters English Public domain
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458 chapters
01 Title Page 02 THE PASTOR OF HERMAS 03 Introductory Note 04 Book First.—Visions 05 Vision First. Against Filthy and Proud Thoughts, and the Carelessness of Hermas in Chastising His Sons. 06 Vision Second. Again, of His Neglect in Chastising His Talkative Wife and His Lustful Sons, and of His Character. 07 Vision Third. Concerning the Building of the Triumphant Church, and the Various Classes of Reprobate Men. 08 Vision Fourth. Concerning the Trial and Tribulation that are to Come Upon Men. 09 Vision Fifth. Concerning the Commandments. 10 Book Second.—Commandments 11 Commandment First. On Faith in God. 12 Commandment Second. On Avoiding Evil-Speaking, and on Giving Alms in Simplicity. 13 Commandment Third. On Avoiding Falsehood, and on the Repentance of Hermas for His Dissimulation. 14 Commandment Fourth. On Putting One’s Wife Away for Adultery. 15 Commandment Fifth. Of Sadness of Heart, and of Patience. 16 Commandment Sixth. How to Recognise the Two Spirits Attendant on Each Man, and How to Distinguish the Suggestions of the One from Those of the Other. 17 Commandment Seventh. On Fearing God, and Not Fearing the Devil. 18 Commandment Eighth. We Ought to Shun that Which is Evil, and Do that Which is Good. 19 Commandment Ninth. Prayer Must Be Made to God Without Ceasing, and with Unwavering Confidence. 20 Commandment Tenth. Of Grief, and Not Grieving the Spirit of God Which is in Us. 21 Commandment Eleventh. The Spirit and Prophets to Be Tried by Their Works; Also of the Two Kinds of Spirit. 22 Commandment Twelfth. On the Twofold Desire. The Commandments of God Can Be Kept, and Believers Ought Not to Fear the Devil. 23 Book Third.—Similitudes 24 Similitude First. As in This World We Have No Abiding City, We Ought to Seek One to Come. 25 Similitude Second. As the Vine is Supported by the Elm, So is the Rich Man Helped by the Prayer of the Poor.
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AFVI
Ante-Nicene Fathers, Vol. II
458 chapters English Public domain
About this book
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Table of contents
458 chapters
01 Title Page 02 THE PASTOR OF HERMAS 03 Introductory Note 04 Book First.—Visions 05 Vision First. Against Filthy and Proud Thoughts, and the Carelessness of Hermas in Chastising His Sons. 06 Vision Second. Again, of His Neglect in Chastising His Talkative Wife and His Lustful Sons, and of His Character. 07 Vision Third. Concerning the Building of the Triumphant Church, and the Various Classes of Reprobate Men. 08 Vision Fourth. Concerning the Trial and Tribulation that are to Come Upon Men. 09 Vision Fifth. Concerning the Commandments. 10 Book Second.—Commandments 11 Commandment First. On Faith in God. 12 Commandment Second. On Avoiding Evil-Speaking, and on Giving Alms in Simplicity. 13 Commandment Third. On Avoiding Falsehood, and on the Repentance of Hermas for His Dissimulation. 14 Commandment Fourth. On Putting One’s Wife Away for Adultery. 15 Commandment Fifth. Of Sadness of Heart, and of Patience. 16 Commandment Sixth. How to Recognise the Two Spirits Attendant on Each Man, and How to Distinguish the Suggestions of the One from Those of the Other. 17 Commandment Seventh. On Fearing God, and Not Fearing the Devil. 18 Commandment Eighth. We Ought to Shun that Which is Evil, and Do that Which is Good. 19 Commandment Ninth. Prayer Must Be Made to God Without Ceasing, and with Unwavering Confidence. 20 Commandment Tenth. Of Grief, and Not Grieving the Spirit of God Which is in Us. 21 Commandment Eleventh. The Spirit and Prophets to Be Tried by Their Works; Also of the Two Kinds of Spirit. 22 Commandment Twelfth. On the Twofold Desire. The Commandments of God Can Be Kept, and Believers Ought Not to Fear the Devil. 23 Book Third.—Similitudes 24 Similitude First. As in This World We Have No Abiding City, We Ought to Seek One to Come. 25 Similitude Second. As the Vine is Supported by the Elm, So is the Rich Man Helped by the Prayer of the Poor.
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Ante-Nicene Fathers, Vol. II
458 chapters English Public domain
About this book
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Table of contents
458 chapters
01 Title Page 02 THE PASTOR OF HERMAS 03 Introductory Note 04 Book First.—Visions 05 Vision First. Against Filthy and Proud Thoughts, and the Carelessness of Hermas in Chastising His Sons. 06 Vision Second. Again, of His Neglect in Chastising His Talkative Wife and His Lustful Sons, and of His Character. 07 Vision Third. Concerning the Building of the Triumphant Church, and the Various Classes of Reprobate Men. 08 Vision Fourth. Concerning the Trial and Tribulation that are to Come Upon Men. 09 Vision Fifth. Concerning the Commandments. 10 Book Second.—Commandments 11 Commandment First. On Faith in God. 12 Commandment Second. On Avoiding Evil-Speaking, and on Giving Alms in Simplicity. 13 Commandment Third. On Avoiding Falsehood, and on the Repentance of Hermas for His Dissimulation. 14 Commandment Fourth. On Putting One’s Wife Away for Adultery. 15 Commandment Fifth. Of Sadness of Heart, and of Patience. 16 Commandment Sixth. How to Recognise the Two Spirits Attendant on Each Man, and How to Distinguish the Suggestions of the One from Those of the Other. 17 Commandment Seventh. On Fearing God, and Not Fearing the Devil. 18 Commandment Eighth. We Ought to Shun that Which is Evil, and Do that Which is Good. 19 Commandment Ninth. Prayer Must Be Made to God Without Ceasing, and with Unwavering Confidence. 20 Commandment Tenth. Of Grief, and Not Grieving the Spirit of God Which is in Us. 21 Commandment Eleventh. The Spirit and Prophets to Be Tried by Their Works; Also of the Two Kinds of Spirit. 22 Commandment Twelfth. On the Twofold Desire. The Commandments of God Can Be Kept, and Believers Ought Not to Fear the Devil. 23 Book Third.—Similitudes 24 Similitude First. As in This World We Have No Abiding City, We Ought to Seek One to Come. 25 Similitude Second. As the Vine is Supported by the Elm, So is the Rich Man Helped by the Prayer of the Poor.
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