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ACC ~ Acts 24 v14

IT IS PAUL WHO BELIEVES ALL. CHRYSOSTOM: He did not say that they believed “everything written in the prophets.” For [Paul] was the one who believed everything, not they. To show how he believed in “everything” would take a long speech, and nowhere does he mention Christ. Here by the word believing [Paul] introduces the things relating to Christ. But for the present he dwells on the subject of resurrection, a doctrine shared by them, and so removes their suspicion of the whole sect. HOMILIES ON THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES 50.

WORSHIPING THE SAME GOD. AMMONIUS: [Paul] calls the faith or tradition “the Way.” It must be noticed that the Nazarenes believe in their ancestral God, the precepts of the law, the prophets and the resurrection of the dead. Paul shows this from what he says: “I worship the God of our ancestors,” that is, he believes in Christ and does not worship another God but him who is one with the Father, who was preached in the law and by the prophets. He shows also that all those believing in Christ, just as himself, accept the law of Moses and the prophets. CATENA ON THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES 24.14.

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