ACC ~ Romans 15 v13

ALL JOY AND PEACE. ORIGEN: Precisely how all this can be fulfilled so that they may be filled with all joy and peace is hard to say, especially since the apostle himself, when talking about the gifts of the Spirit, says that he knows in part and prophesies in part. But I think that believers can have the fullness of peace when they are reconciled to God the Father by faith. … For if someone who believes is armed with the power of the Holy Spirit, it is certain that he will always have the fullness of joy and peace. COMMENTARY ON THE EPISTLE TO THE ROMANS.

IN BELIEVING. CHRYSOSTOM: In other words, may you get rid of your heartlessness toward one another and not be cast down by temptations. You will achieve this by abounding in hope, which is the cause of all good things and comes from the Holy Spirit. It is not just from the Spirit, though, because you must do your part also. That is why Paul adds the words “in believing.” HOMILIES ON ROMANS 28.

THE TRIUNE GIFT IS ONE. [PSEUDO-]CONSTANTIUS: Here Paul shows that because God does not fill anyone with the gift of grace apart from the power of the Holy Spirit, the gift of the Father and of the Holy Spirit is one and the same. THE HOLY LETTER OF ST. PAUL TO THE ROMANS.

ABOUND IN HOPE. PELAGIUS: All the joy of believers should be in the hope to come. Where there is peace, all is joy. However, there is no joy in discord but only widespread sorrow. … Hope rests in the signs and wonders of the Holy Spirit. PELAGIUS’S COMMENTARY ON ROMANS.

THE GOD OF ALL HOPE. GENNADIUS OF CONSTANTINOPLE: By “the God of all hope” Paul means that God has blessed us with the hope of things to come. PAULINE COMMENTARY FROM THE GREEK CHURCH.