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Patristic Historical Christian Faith commentaries database, on Jer 8:11 (On Christian Discipline, LXVI)

Commodian, on Jer 8:11

Commodian · c. A.D. 250
Jer 8:11 · Douay-Rheims
“And they healed the breach of the daughter of my people disgracefully, saying Peace, peace: when there was no peace.”
On this verse:
“The arranged time comes to our people; there is peace in the world; and, at the same time, ruin is weighing us down from the enticement of the world, (the destruction) of the reckless people whom you have rent into schism. Either obey the law of the city, or depart from it. You behold the mote sticking in our eyes, and will not see the beam in your own. A treacherous peace is coming to you; persecution is rife; the wounds do not appear; and thus, without slaughter, you are destroyed. War is waged in secret, because, in the midst of peace itself, scarcely one of you has behaved himself with caution. O badly fortified, and foretold for slaughter, you praise a treacherous peace, a peace that is mischievous to you. Having become the soldiers of another than Christ, you have perished.”

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