Origen

Origen

Annotations on Judges

Genre
Theology
Citation
chapter.verse
Chunks
2
§15.19–§20.21
Aligned sentences
49
日本語 15 · English 10 · 简体中文 13 · 한국어 11

Source edition

Origenes. Origenis Opera Omnia, Volume 7 (Patrologia Graeca, Tomus 17). La Rue, Charles de, editor; La Rue, Charles Vincent de, editor. Paris: J. P. Migne, 1857.

Source data

Open Greek and Latin · CC BY-SA 4.0

Cloned and adapted by Humanitext, with ongoing edits.

Summary

This work is a theological commentary providing detailed annotations on the Old Testament Book of Judges. By quoting specific passages, the author examines the divine interventions and miraculous events depicted in the biblical narrative. The commentary analyzes episodes such as the miracle of water gushing from the jawbone associated with Samson, as well as the temporary defeat of the Israelites by the Benjaminites. These events are interpreted not merely as historical accounts, but as profound manifestations of divine justice and the fulfillment of prophecies from Genesis. Ultimately, the work praises the steadfastness of the people who obeyed God without complaint despite their tribulations, encouraging readers to maintain absolute trust in divine providence.

Contents

2 chunks

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