origen造句
1. Origen Clement was a convert from paganism.
2. When, however, Origen himself came to write a commentary on Matthew 19: 12 he strenuously opposed a literal exegesis.
3. Arius differed from Origen in seeing the coming forth of the divine Word as a service to the inferior created order.
4. Origen was a great biblical commentator.
5. Bishop of Caesarea. Made the same distinction as Origen.
6. Origen, who lived from about A.D. 185 to 254, was a slightly later ecclesiastical scholar who produced a version of the Old Testament, called the Hexapla.
7. What Origen is doing is he's giving an example of what he takes to be the literal meaning of this text.
8. Origen has a problem because Christians all know that it's wrong to use witches, and here's the King Saul using a witch.
9. Origen was later considered to be a heretic for some of the teachings that he came up with--for example he taught that even Satan could be converted in the end.
10. About one hundred years after Origen, Eusebius (c. 333) notes that it was still in use.
11. Erich Origen says that early in "The Adventures of Unemployed Man, " our hero meets his silver-haired friend, Plan B. He cannot get hired because he is too old.
12. Origen practiced this way of interpreting scripture I had illustrated for you from the medieval period, that scripture always has more than one level of meaning.
13. Notice how Origen is still playing with these notions of a literal reading and a higher elevated spiritual reading.
14. Also in the third century you have one of the most brilliant and famous Christian scholars of all of history actually,Origen.
15. Origen comes along and says,no you can't allegorize this text, and it means exactly what it says.
16. The first part about Origen,if you brought your readings turn to the part about Origin like around page 56.
17. Origen, the founder of Greek Christian theology and biblical science, followed Clement as head of the school.
18. So Origen was right – if Jesus was going to have a human mother but no human father, there had to be something rather interesting going on. But what?
19. ERICH ORIGEN: "His ideas infect others, eliminate him immediately! Then backdate a charge on his credit card and raise his APR by seventy percent!"
20. That's one example,though, about how Origen thinks it's perfectly fine to get at least two readings out of this same text.
21. The writings of the venerable Origen were among his favorite targets.
22. Origen represents,in the third century, a new very,very strong rise in the level of Christian biblical scholarship.
23. He argues for a while.And this is very funny because Origen is famous throughout history for being a great allegorizing reader of scripture.
24. He doesn't explain it away or try to get rid of it like Origen would have done previously, or some of the early Christian writers.
25. That's where I take certain key figures among the church fathers, such as Origen,Augustine,the Venerable Bede in England, Bernard of Clairvaux in the Middle Ages,and Thomas Aquinas.
26. A commentary by Julian on the Book of Job , in a Latin version, was printed in an old Paris edition of Origen ed.