The Death and Resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ - Commentary on the Gospel …
St. John Chrysostom
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Homilies 65 though 90 of St John Chrysostom's commentary on the Holy Gospel according to St Matthew, which include the death and resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ. - Summary by The Reader (0 hr 55 min)
Chapters
| Homily 65: Mt 20:17-28 | 38:32 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 66: Mt 20:29-21:11 | 30:03 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 67: Mt 21:12-32 | 30:54 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 68: Mt 21:33-46 | 34:31 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 69: Mt 22:1-14 | 32:11 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 70: Mt 22:15-33 | 28:54 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 71: Mt 22:34-46 | 23:47 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 72: Mt 23:1-13 | 24:57 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 73: Mt 23:14-28 | 25:42 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 74: Mt 23:29-39 | 31:07 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 75: Mt 24:1-15 | 33:12 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 76: Mt 24:16-31 | 35:17 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 77: Mt 24:32-51 | 41:36 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 78, Part 1: Mt 25:1-33 | 27:02 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 78, Part 2: Mt 25:34-26:5 | 27:08 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 80: Mt 26:6-16 | 29:00 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 81: Mt 26:17-25 | 33:31 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 82: Mt 26:26-35 | 35:28 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 83: Mt 26:36-50 | 25:39 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 84: Mt 26:51-66 | 25:42 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 85: Mt 26:67-27:10 | 27:11 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 86: Mt 27:11-26 | 25:46 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 87: Mt 27:27-44 | 26:35 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 88: Mt 27:45-61 | 27:22 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 89: Mt 27:62-28:10 | 28:43 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
| Homily 90: Mt 28:11-20 | 25:14 | Read by A LibriVox Volunteer |
Reviews
This is a refreshment.
Christophoros Karlson
The translation, the reader, the quality of the recording, the homilies themselves, what could be better. I look forward to hearing these many times over car trips, folding laundry, cooking, quiet time, meals for the next year or few years. St. John Chrysostom is sagacious and sharp. The homilies bring understanding and clarity to the Gospel and Faith, and call me to sanctity and salvation.
wonderful
chrysostomos
chrysostom doesn't mean golden mouth for nothing....