Sermon Tone Analysis
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Ignatius Letters to the Ephesians 18
For our God Jesus Christ was, according to God’s dispensation, the fruit of Mary’s womb, of the seed of David; He was born and baptized in order that He might make the water holy by His passion.[1]
[1] Walsh, G. G. (1947).
The Letters of St. Ignatius of Antioch.
In F. X. Glimm, J. M.-F.
Marique, & G. G. Walsh (Trans.),
The Apostolic Fathers (Vol. 1, p. 94).
Washington, DC: The Catholic University of America Press.
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