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Homilies on Second Corinthians
St. John Chrysostom · image, public domain
In Second Corinthians St. Paul opens his heart: his sufferings, his weakness, the thorn in his flesh and his love for a church that doubted him. St. John Chrysostom's thirty sermons follow him closely.
Read them when you need to hear that God's strength is made perfect in weakness.
Contents
- 1Homily I25 min read
- 2Homily II30 min read
- 3Homily III30 min read
- 4Homily IV25 min read
- 5Homily V20 min read
- 6Homily VI15 min read
- 7Homily VII30 min read
- 8Homily VIII15 min read
- 9Homily IX20 min read
- 10Homily X20 min read
- 11Homily XI20 min read
- 12Homily XII25 min read
- 13Homily XIII20 min read
- 14Homily XIV15 min read
- 15Homily XV20 min read
- 16Homily XVI15 min read
- 17Homily XVII15 min read
- 18Homily XVIII15 min read
- 19Homily XIX20 min read
- 20Homily XX10 min read
- 21Homily XXI15 min read
- 22Homily XXII15 min read
- 23Homily XXIII30 min read
- 24Homily XXIV15 min read
- 25Homily XXV15 min read
- 26Homily XXVI20 min read
- 27Homily XXVII15 min read
- 28Homily XXVIII15 min read
- 29Homily XXIX25 min read
- 30Homily XXX15 min read
About this edition
From the Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, first series, vol. 12 (1889), edited by Philip Schaff.
This translation is in the public domain. We took the text from the Christian Classics Ethereal Library and left out the editors’ footnotes.
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