by Peter James | Apr 29, 2023 | John Chrysostom
There are 138,162 words in the Greek New Testament (Greek was the original language of the New Testament). Get this! John of Antioch (347-407) (later named Chrysostom) went into seclusion in the desert for two years to memorize the entire New Testament. That’s...
by Peter James | Apr 10, 2023 | John Chrysostom
It was Easter morning in the year 400 AD. John of Antioch (347-407) preached an Easter message in a Constantinople church. His sermon, “Paschal Homily,” is one of the earliest and most famous Easter sermons on record. It’s still read on Easter in...
