Eusebius of Caesarea
4th century · AD 339 · Eastern & Byzantine · 424 passages
Background on Eusebius of Caesarea
In his own words on Romans
- Romans 5:12
Since the apostle said: "By man death entered into the world," it was surely essential that the victory over death should be achieved by man as well, and the body of death be shown to be the body of life, and the reign of sin that before ruled in the mortal body be destroyed so that it should no longer serve sin but righteousness.
PROOF OF THE GOSPEL 7.1
- Romans 8:3
Because God has done what the law could not do, we reject Jewish customs on the ground that they were not meant for us and that it is impossible to accommodate them to the needs of the Gentiles, while we gladly accept that the Jewish prophecies contain predictions about ourselves.
PROOF OF THE GOSPEL 1.7
- Romans 11:5
The remnant of the Jews has proclaimed the sign of the Lord to all the Gentiles and has joined to God in one people, drawn to him, the souls of the Gentiles which are brought out of destruction to the knowledge of the Lord.
PROOF OF THE GOSPEL 2.3
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