Romans 4:15 Douay-Rheims

For the law worketh wrath. For where there is no law, neither is there transgression.

John Chrysostom

A.D. 347–407 Patristic

Now if it worketh wrath, and renders them liable for transgression, it is plain that it makes them so to a curse also. But they that are liable under a curse, and punishments, and transgression, are not worthy of inheriting, but of being punished and rejected. What then happens? faith comes, drawing on it the grace, so that the promise comes into effect. For where grace is, there is a remitting, and where remitting is, there is no punishment. Punishment then being removed, and righteousness succeeding from faith, there is no obstacle to our becoming heirs of the promise.

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A.D. 407 · on Rom 4:15 (Homily on Romans VIII)

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