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ACC ~ Romans 2 v6

THE COMING OF THE JUDGE. IGNATIUS: Christ died and rose again, and ascended into heaven to him who sent him, and sat down at his right hand, and will come at the end of time with his Father’s glory to judge the living and the dead. EPISTLE TO THE MAGNESIANS 11.

JUST JUDGMENT REVEALED. AMBROSIASTER: Such a person must be punished more severely, even to the point of being tortured in eternal fire, because despite a long stay of execution, not only did he not want to change, but he increased his sinning, adding to his contempt for God. The day of wrath is for sinners, because it is the day on which they will be punished. Therefore the wrath is on those who receive punishment on the day when the just judgment of God is revealed. For it will be revealed and made known, even though it continues to be denied as long as it is in the future. COMMENTARY ON PAUL’S EPISTLES.

APOLLINARIS OF LAODICEA: The Savior says the same thing: “He (the Son) will repay every man for what he has done.” Therefore, whatever is said to belong to God also appears to belong to the Son, which shows that they share a common nature. PAULINE COMMENTARY FROM THE GREEK CHURCH.

PELAGIUS: You are storing up for yourself wrath upon wrath on the day of judgment, which will be revealed at a fixed and certain time. PELAGIUS’S COMMENTARY ON ROMANS.

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