Christian Classics Ethereal Library

get your feet wet, but then there are like.

what is it ccl christian classics ethereal library ccel.org they have all three of the early church fathers so it's a great place once you've kind of gotten your feet wet if you're like okay now i need to read a little more erinace or something that's a place you can get you know free online copies a lot of stuff

Okay, perfect.

I love those intros for

Session four is when they finally get to the issue of icon veneration.

And so here is-- And I-- This is all available online, CCEL.

If, if you put in on the Holy Spirit, Basil, or De Spiritu Sanctu, this is a letter addressed to Amphilochius of Iconium around three seventy-five AD.

So let's put that in history.

And i-in his commentary on 2 Corinthians 3, you actually have him give some, give some very interesting insight here.

All right, so this is ccel.org, and this is Calvin's commentary on 2 Corinthians 3, uh, "For the letter killeth, but the spirit gives light, life." And so he says this.

This is from Calvin's, uh, discussion on this.

It's his commentary on the second epistle to Corinthians.

It's not very many pages in the Institutes, but it's really, really worthwhile.

I'll try to put a link to the CCEL version at least.

Yeah, that'd be great.

So it's more than just using the eating time for spiritual exercises, but there is an urgency that we have as people who need food to then focus our needs upon God upon whom we are ultimately Well, I hope you're enjoying this episode of the Westminster Standard.