Various Church Fathers
To Algasia.
The Letters of St. Jerome. — translated by ANF/NPNF editors
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Letter CXXI. To Algasia.
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Jerome writes to a lady of Gaul named Algasia to answer eleven questions which she had submitted to him. They were as follows:—
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(1) How is Luke vii. 18, 19, to be reconciled with John i. 36?
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(2) What is the meaning of Matt. xii. 20?
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(3) And of Matt. xvi. 24?
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(4) And of Matt. xxiv. 19, 20?
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(5) And of Luke ix. 53?
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(6) What is the meaning of the parable of the unjust steward?
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(7) What is the meaning of Rom. v. 7?
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(8) And of Rom. vii. 8?
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(9) And of Rom. ix. 3?
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(10) And of Col. ii. 18?
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(11) And of 2 Thes. ii. 3?
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The date of the letter is 406 a.d.
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