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    The Atlas·Ideas

    Persecution

    idea · 2 works · 2 mentions · 2 anchored passages

    also in the atlas: Persecution the event

    persecution · afflictions · persecutions · sufferings · the burning that falls upon us

    in the texts

    Who Is the Rich Man That Shall Be Saved?Late Antiquity · Greek

    Trials and afflictions, distinguished between those imposed from outside by others and the more dangerous ones arising from within the soul.

    but the most grievous persecution is from within, sent forth out of each man's very soul, which is ravaged by godless desires and manifold pleasures and base hopes and corrupting dreams, whenever, ever reaching after the more and raging with wild loves and burning, it is bled, as it were by goads or stings, by the passions that beset it, into mad pursuits and despair of life and contempt of God.
    who is the rich man that shall be saved

    ScorpiaceLate Antiquity · Latin

    The hostile trials, betrayals, and violence Christians undergo for the Name, treated as the necessary arena of confession.

    even in the parable of the sermon he figures, in the turf withered after springing up, the heat of persecutions.
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    "Beloved, be not alarmed at the burning which is wrought among you for a trial, as though a new thing befell you.
    trachiniae
    Further, both the hatred of the Name is here, and persecution here bursts forth, and betrayal here brings forth, and interrogation here compels, and the executioner's work here rages, and confession or denial discharges this whole order on earth.
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