Comments on: Bible Commentaries, Studies, Related Issues http://cbworm.stblogs.com Just another StBlogs.com weblog Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:46:42 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.1 hourly 1 By: Bill White http://cbworm.stblogs.com/bible-commentaries-studies-related-issues/comment-page-1/#comment-2728 Bill White Sun, 30 Aug 2009 07:03:50 +0000 http://cbworm.stblogs.com/bible-commentaries-studies-related-issues/#comment-2728 Hi - You might be interested in a couple of recent posts I've put up with links to commentaries on the Psalms - see http://summa.blogspot.com/search/label/Psalms Cheers - Bill White Hi -

You might be interested in a couple of recent posts I’ve put up with links to commentaries on the Psalms – see http://summa.blogspot.com/search/label/Psalms

Cheers -

Bill White

]]> By: Nikola http://cbworm.stblogs.com/bible-commentaries-studies-related-issues/comment-page-1/#comment-2689 Nikola Fri, 24 Jul 2009 13:15:04 +0000 http://cbworm.stblogs.com/bible-commentaries-studies-related-issues/#comment-2689 Thank you, Dim! God bless! Nikola Thank you, Dim! God bless!
Nikola

]]> By: Dim Bulb http://cbworm.stblogs.com/bible-commentaries-studies-related-issues/comment-page-1/#comment-2688 Dim Bulb Thu, 23 Jul 2009 21:55:29 +0000 http://cbworm.stblogs.com/bible-commentaries-studies-related-issues/#comment-2688 Nikola, thanks for informing me about the link (I am not Argent, I blog under the name Dim Bulb). The link itself is not broken, rather there appears to be some problem with the site, perhaps it no longer exists, or, more likely, it is running slow; a problem that site seems to be prone to. I was able to find an alternative site for the document: <a href="http://www.op-stjoseph.org/Students/study/thomas/SSJohn.htm" rel="nofollow">HERE IT IS</a>. The site also has a <strong><a href="http://www.op-stjoseph.org/Students/study/thomas/" rel="nofollow">main page</a></strong> with many other of Aquinas' works in English available, though, oddly, some of those works still retain their Latin Titles. If you're interested in other works on Scripture check out <strong><a href="http://thedivinelamp.wordpress.com/" rel="nofollow">my other blog</a></strong>, specifically the link field under the title/header. Though I've done almost nothing on John I have completed notes on Amos and 1 Thessalonians. I've also posted on the first several chapters of Isaiah and Hosea. Currently I'm posting notes on 1 Corinthians from a number of older Catholic commentators like Cornelius a Lapide, Bishop MacEvilly, Bernardin de Picquigny, and St John Chrysostom. Nikola, thanks for informing me about the link (I am not Argent, I blog under the name Dim Bulb).

The link itself is not broken, rather there appears to be some problem with the site, perhaps it no longer exists, or, more likely, it is running slow; a problem that site seems to be prone to.

I was able to find an alternative site for the document: HERE IT IS. The site also has a main page with many other of Aquinas’ works in English available, though, oddly, some of those works still retain their Latin Titles.

If you’re interested in other works on Scripture check out my other blog, specifically the link field under the title/header. Though I’ve done almost nothing on John I have completed notes on Amos and 1 Thessalonians. I’ve also posted on the first several chapters of Isaiah and Hosea. Currently I’m posting notes on 1 Corinthians from a number of older Catholic commentators like Cornelius a Lapide, Bishop MacEvilly, Bernardin de Picquigny, and St John Chrysostom.

]]> By: Dim Bulb http://cbworm.stblogs.com/bible-commentaries-studies-related-issues/comment-page-1/#comment-2686 Dim Bulb Thu, 23 Jul 2009 21:35:28 +0000 http://cbworm.stblogs.com/bible-commentaries-studies-related-issues/#comment-2686 Nikola, First, Argent just left some comments on this site, she is not a contributor. You can view her blog at sognodargento.blogspot.com. Second, the link is not broken, rather the site I link to is either down or no longer in existence. I did find an alternate link however <a href="http://www.op-stjoseph.org/Students/study/thomas/SSJohn.htm" rel="nofollow">HERE IT IS</a>. Third, if you're interested in commentaries I've been posting quite a number on <a href="http://thedivinelamp.wordpress.com/" rel="nofollow">MY OTHER BLOG</a>. I have almost nothing up on St John at the moment but I do have a complete set of notes on Amos and 1 Thessalonians. I also have notes posted on the first several chapters of Isaiah and Hosea. Currently I am focusing on 1 Corinthians and have posted quite a bit of stuff on that letter. You'll find links to these and other things under the title/header of my other blog. Finally, thanks for stopping by and alerting me to the problem link Nikola,

First, Argent just left some comments on this site, she is not a contributor. You can view her blog at sognodargento.blogspot.com.

Second, the link is not broken, rather the site I link to is either down or no longer in existence. I did find an alternate link however HERE IT IS.

Third, if you’re interested in commentaries I’ve been posting quite a number on MY OTHER BLOG. I have almost nothing up on St John at the moment but I do have a complete set of notes on Amos and 1 Thessalonians. I also have notes posted on the first several chapters of Isaiah and Hosea. Currently I am focusing on 1 Corinthians and have posted quite a bit of stuff on that letter. You’ll find links to these and other things under the title/header of my other blog.

Finally, thanks for stopping by and alerting me to the problem link

]]> By: Nikola http://cbworm.stblogs.com/bible-commentaries-studies-related-issues/comment-page-1/#comment-2684 Nikola Thu, 23 Jul 2009 18:52:40 +0000 http://cbworm.stblogs.com/bible-commentaries-studies-related-issues/#comment-2684 Dear Argent, I'm trying to find Commentary of St. Thomas Aquinas on John. There is such on your web-page, but it's said that links apears to be broken. Could you fix it? Thank you and God bless! Nikola Dear Argent, I’m trying to find Commentary of St. Thomas Aquinas on John. There is such on your web-page, but it’s said that links apears to be broken. Could you fix it?
Thank you and God bless!

Nikola

]]> By: The Divine Lamp » Blog Archive » Aquinas on 1 Corinthians 1:1-3 http://cbworm.stblogs.com/bible-commentaries-studies-related-issues/comment-page-1/#comment-2470 The Divine Lamp » Blog Archive » Aquinas on 1 Corinthians 1:1-3 Wed, 07 Jan 2009 01:03:51 +0000 http://cbworm.stblogs.com/bible-commentaries-studies-related-issues/#comment-2470 [...] consider this an authoritative translation.  A fine translation is available online.  Go to the Bible Commentaries Page on my site Catholic Bookworm for the [...] [...] consider this an authoritative translation.  A fine translation is available online.  Go to the Bible Commentaries Page on my site Catholic Bookworm for the [...]

]]> By: The Divine Lamp » Blog Archive » The Sign of the Son Of Man http://cbworm.stblogs.com/bible-commentaries-studies-related-issues/comment-page-1/#comment-1736 The Divine Lamp » Blog Archive » The Sign of the Son Of Man Wed, 15 Oct 2008 20:22:54 +0000 http://cbworm.stblogs.com/bible-commentaries-studies-related-issues/#comment-1736 [...] Many of the early Church fathers believed that the sign of the Son of Man would be the cross appearing in the sky: “That sign by which the heavenly things were made, that is, the power which the Son of Man wrought when he hung upon the cross. And the sign shall appear in the heaven, that men of all tribes who before had not believed in Christianity when preached, then by that sign, acknowledging it is made plain, shall grieve and mourn for their ignorance and sins… But as, at the dispensation of the Cross (the crucifixion), the sun was eclipsed, and darkness was spread over the earth; so when the sign of the Son of Man appears in heaven, the light of the sun, moon, and stars, shall fail, as though waning before the might of that sign. This we understand to be the sign of the cross… as Zechariah and John speak of: “they shall look on him whom they have pierced,” and the sign of victory. (see Zech 12:10 and John 19:37) (Origin, quoted in THE CATENA AUREA by St Thomas Aquinas, pg 501) “But because the sun will be darkened, the cross would not be seen, if it were not far brighter than the rays of the sun. That the disciples might not be ashamed, and grieve over the cross, he speaks of it as a sign, with a kind of distinction. The sign of the cross will appear to overthrow the shamelessness of the Jews, when Christ shall appear in judgment, showing not only his wounds, but his most ignominious death, “and then all the tribes of the earth shall mourn.” For when they shall see the cross, they shall bethink them how they have gained naught by his death, and that they have crucified him whom they ought to have worshiped.” (St John Chrysostom, Quoted in CATENA AUREA) “You will ask, what is the sign of the Son of Man, that is to say, of Christ Incarnate? I answer, it is the Cross. For this is the sign, because it is the standard of Christ, and the cause of the victory of believers. And as it was in times past the scandal of unbelievers and the impious, so will it be in the Day of Judgment their condemnation and punishment. So the Fathers, almost universally taught. Yea, the Church herself gives this meaning he r sanction, when she sings in the office for the Holy Cross: This sign of the Cross shall be in heaven when the Lord shall come to judge.” There are three reasons why the Cross shall appear: 1st. To signify that Christ by the Cross has merited this judicial power and glory. 2nd. To show that Christ was crucified for the salvation of all men, and that therefore they are ungrateful and without excuse who have neglected so grat grace and love. 3rd. To show that all worshipers of Christ crucified shall be then exalted with Him to Heaven, and all who hate and despise Him cast down to hell.” (The Great Commentary Of Cornelius a Lapide, The Holy Gospel According To Matthew, volume 3) [...] [...] Many of the early Church fathers believed that the sign of the Son of Man would be the cross appearing in the sky: “That sign by which the heavenly things were made, that is, the power which the Son of Man wrought when he hung upon the cross. And the sign shall appear in the heaven, that men of all tribes who before had not believed in Christianity when preached, then by that sign, acknowledging it is made plain, shall grieve and mourn for their ignorance and sins… But as, at the dispensation of the Cross (the crucifixion), the sun was eclipsed, and darkness was spread over the earth; so when the sign of the Son of Man appears in heaven, the light of the sun, moon, and stars, shall fail, as though waning before the might of that sign. This we understand to be the sign of the cross… as Zechariah and John speak of: “they shall look on him whom they have pierced,” and the sign of victory. (see Zech 12:10 and John 19:37) (Origin, quoted in THE CATENA AUREA by St Thomas Aquinas, pg 501) “But because the sun will be darkened, the cross would not be seen, if it were not far brighter than the rays of the sun. That the disciples might not be ashamed, and grieve over the cross, he speaks of it as a sign, with a kind of distinction. The sign of the cross will appear to overthrow the shamelessness of the Jews, when Christ shall appear in judgment, showing not only his wounds, but his most ignominious death, “and then all the tribes of the earth shall mourn.” For when they shall see the cross, they shall bethink them how they have gained naught by his death, and that they have crucified him whom they ought to have worshiped.” (St John Chrysostom, Quoted in CATENA AUREA) “You will ask, what is the sign of the Son of Man, that is to say, of Christ Incarnate? I answer, it is the Cross. For this is the sign, because it is the standard of Christ, and the cause of the victory of believers. And as it was in times past the scandal of unbelievers and the impious, so will it be in the Day of Judgment their condemnation and punishment. So the Fathers, almost universally taught. Yea, the Church herself gives this meaning he r sanction, when she sings in the office for the Holy Cross: This sign of the Cross shall be in heaven when the Lord shall come to judge.” There are three reasons why the Cross shall appear: 1st. To signify that Christ by the Cross has merited this judicial power and glory. 2nd. To show that Christ was crucified for the salvation of all men, and that therefore they are ungrateful and without excuse who have neglected so grat grace and love. 3rd. To show that all worshipers of Christ crucified shall be then exalted with Him to Heaven, and all who hate and despise Him cast down to hell.” (The Great Commentary Of Cornelius a Lapide, The Holy Gospel According To Matthew, volume 3) [...]

]]> By: The Divine Lamp » Blog Archive » Year of St Paul Links http://cbworm.stblogs.com/bible-commentaries-studies-related-issues/comment-page-1/#comment-1712 The Divine Lamp » Blog Archive » Year of St Paul Links Mon, 13 Oct 2008 12:28:28 +0000 http://cbworm.stblogs.com/bible-commentaries-studies-related-issues/#comment-1712 [...] My Biblical Commentaries Page.  You can find many links to online books relating to St Paul’s writing Share and Enjoy: [...] [...] My Biblical Commentaries Page.  You can find many links to online books relating to St Paul’s writing Share and Enjoy: [...]

]]> By: thedivinelamp http://cbworm.stblogs.com/bible-commentaries-studies-related-issues/comment-page-1/#comment-1029 thedivinelamp Wed, 13 Feb 2008 00:08:33 +0000 http://cbworm.stblogs.com/bible-commentaries-studies-related-issues/#comment-1029 Rachelle, Sorry, I accidentally deleted your comment. You're looking for a commentary to use with a prayer group. Could you be more specific? I may be able to help. Rachelle,

Sorry, I accidentally deleted your comment. You’re looking for a commentary to use with a prayer group. Could you be more specific? I may be able to help.

]]> By: CATHOLIC BOOKWORM » Blog Archive http://cbworm.stblogs.com/bible-commentaries-studies-related-issues/comment-page-1/#comment-1001 CATHOLIC BOOKWORM » Blog Archive Sun, 10 Feb 2008 03:45:20 +0000 http://cbworm.stblogs.com/bible-commentaries-studies-related-issues/#comment-1001 [...] Bible Commentaries, Studies, Related Issues [...] [...] Bible Commentaries, Studies, Related Issues [...]

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