athanasias

[Greek: hêmin echarisô pneumatikên trophên kai poton kai zôên aiônion], also 10.21: [Greek: eucharistoumen soi huper tês gnôseôs kai pisteos kai athanasias].

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[Greek: hena arton klôntes hos estin pharmakon athanasias, antidotos tou mê apothanein alla zên en Iêsou Christou dia pantos].

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* sunchōrētikē esti tēs athanasias tois epilabousin autēn: [1437] 1

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_] [255: The "redeeming blood," [Greek: Pharmakon athanasias].] [256: The practice of blood-letting for therapeutic purposes was probably first suggested by a confused rationalization.

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“In eo quod amicos dicit suos discipulos, manifeste ostendit se esse verbum Dei, quem et Abraham .... sequens amicus factus est dei .... quoniam amicitia dei sunchōrētikē esti tēs athanasias tois epilabousin autēn”).

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Oute oun athanaton auton epoiêsen oute mên thnêton, alla dektikon amphoterôn, hina, ei rhepsê epi ta tês athanasias têrêsas tên entolên tou Theou, misthon komisêtai par 'autou tên athanasian kai genêtai Theos, ei d' au trapê epi ta tou thanatou pragmata parakousas tou Theou, autos eautô aitios ê tou thanatou.]] [Footnote 441: See Justin, Apol.

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Apologists (see, for example, the Supper prayer in the Didache, 9. 10, where there is no mention of the forgiveness of sin, but thanks are given, [Greek: huper tês gnôseôs kai pisteôs kai athanasias hês egnôrisen hêmin ho theos dia Iêsou], or [Greek: huper tês zôês kai gnôseôs], and 1 Clem.

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: [Greek: eucharistoi men soi, pater hagie, huper tou agiou onomatos sou, ou kateskênôsas en tais kardiais hêmôn kai huper tês gnôseôs kai pisteôs kai athanasias, hês egnôrisas hêmin dia Iêsou tou paidos sou]), without reflecting on the fact that this saving will was already revealed in the Old Testament.

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