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Dionysius of Alexandria, on Col 1:15
Dionysius of Alexandria · d. A.D. 264
Col 1:15 · Douay-Rheims
“Who is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of every creature:”
On this verse:
“For since of the doctrine, which lately has been set on foot at Ptolemais, a city of Pentapolis, implores and full of blasphemy against Almighty God and the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ; full of unbelief and perfidy towards His only begotten Son and the first-born of every creature, the Word made man, and which takes away the perception of the Holy Spirit,-on either side both letters were brought to me, and brethren had come to discuss it, setting forth more plainly as much as by God's gift I was able,-I wrote certain letters, copies of which I have sent to thee.”
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