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ACC ~ 1 Corinthians 1 v27

WEAK THINGS A SOURCE OF POWER. AMBROSIASTER: The two most “foolish things of the world” are in particular the virgin birth of Christ and his resurrection from the dead. The wise are confounded because they see that what a few of them deny, the many profess to be true. There is no doubt that the opinions of the many faithful take precedence over those of a small number. Likewise, those who are mighty in this world can easily see the so-called weak things of Christ overturning demons and performing miracles. To the world the injuries and sufferings of the Savior are weak things, because the world does not understand that they have become the source of power through Christ who submitted to suffering in order to overcome death. COMMENTARY ON PAUL’S EPISTLES.3

GETTING THE BETTER OF THE PHILOSOPHERS. CHRYSOSTOM: In human terms, it was not possible for fishers to get the better of philosophers, but that is what happened by the power of God’s grace. HOMILIES ON THE EPISTLES OF PAUL TO THE CORINTHIANS 5.5.4

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