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83. Prayer Conquers God: Tertullian. From the treatise On Prayer by tertullian, a priest. The spiritual offering of prayer. Amen. . tertullian, quoted in the Liturgy of the Hours, vol. II, pp. http://landru.i-link-2.net/shnyves/Prayer_conquers_God.Tert.html

From the treatise On Prayer by Tertullian, a priest. The spiritual offering of prayer. "Prayer is the offering in spirit that has done away with the sacrifices* of old. 'What good do I receive from the multiplicity of your sacrifices?' asks God. 'I have enough of burnt offerings of rams, and I do not want the fat of lambs and the blood of bulls and goats. Who has asked for these from your hands?' [Isaiah 1:11-12.]** What God has asked for we learn from the Gospel. 'The hour will come', he says, 'when true worships will worship the Father in spirit and in truth.'[ John 4:24 ] God Is spirit and so he looks for worshipers who are like himself. We are true worshipers and true priests. We pray in spirit, and so offer in spirit the sacrifice of prayer. Prayer is an offering that belongs to God and is acceptable to him: it is the offering he has asked for, the offering he has planned as his own. We must dedicate this offering with our whole heart, we must fatten it on faith, tend it by truth, keep it unblemished through innocence and clean through chastity, and crown it with love. We must escort it to the altar of God in a procession of good works to the sound of psalms and hymns. Then it will gain for us all that we ask of God. Since God asks for prayer offered in spirit and in truth, how can he deny anything to this kind of prayer. How great is the evidence of its power, as we read and hear, and believe.

84. Biography Tertullian tertullian (C. 160–225) African Latin theologian and moralist Besides what is known about tertullian through his lifelong residency in Carthage, personal http://www.tlogical.net/biotertullian.htm

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Church History Study Helps: Tertullian Tertullian 1. About three years after Irenaeus was chosen bishop of Lyon, in July of 180 AD, there occurred an event whose record provides our first knowledge of Christianity in the province of North Africa: the martyrdom in the capital city Carthage, of twelve believers from the town of Scillium. This event so impacted the outlook of Christianity in this region, that the area long thereafter viewed itself as a church of martyrs. This very outlook is found in the many tracts we have of Tertullian, the first Christian writer of note to use Latin, and the man who gave to Latin theology its vocabulary and basic agenda. 2. Tertullian was a convert to Christianity, a native of Carthage who probably never strayed far from home, and a man whose professional education was in rhetoric. Tertullian bursts on the scene in North Africa in 197 with the appearance of his Apology. He seems to have died around 225. In between these two dates, he published eloquent, witty and argumentative tracts on doctrine and morals which reveal him to have been a masterful debater as well as a Christian of radical and uncompromising spirit. Sources utilized in these pages may include: Everett Ferguson's: Backgrounds of Early Christianity Walker's: History of Christianity (out of print) (These links will take you to book detail pages at Amazon.com)

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Tertullian, Adversus Marcionem 10. But if you transfer the charge of wrongdoing from the man's account to the devil's, because it was he who incited the man to sin, and if you hope by this means to direct the blame against the Creator, as having created the devilfor, "He maketh angels spirits" [Ps 104:4] (I answer that) that which he was made by God, namely an angel, will be the responsibility of God who made him, while that which he was not made by God, namely the devil or accuserit follows that he must have made himself that by bringing an accusation about God, a false one at that, first that God had forbidden them to eat of every tree, and next that if they did eat they would not die, and thirdly that God had selfishly denied them divinity. What then was the origin of this malice of lying and deceit directed against man and woman, and of the false accusation against God? Certainly it was not from God, for in common with all his works he had made that angel good. In fact until he became the devil he is declared the wisest of all: and I suppose the wisdom is no evil. Also if you turn up Ezekiel's prophecy you will easily perceive that that angel was by creation good, and by his own act became corrupt. [Ezek 28:11-16] In the person of the prince of Tyre this pronouncement is made against the devil:

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The CAUSE OF GOD AND TRUTH. Part 4 Chapter 1—Of Predestination Section 7—Tertullian. A.D. 200. Tertullian was by birth an African, of the city of Carthage, his father was a Proconsular Centurion; he flourished in the times of Severus, and Antoninus Caracalla, about the beginning of the third century. He was a presbyter of the church, and one of the first of the Latin writers among the Christians. He wrote much, and many of his works remain to this day, in which we have at least some hints of his being acquainted with the doctrines of election and reprobation. In one of his books, speaking of the different crowns which men of different orders were honored with, he addresses the Christian after this manner, "But thine order and thy magistracy, and the name of thy court is the church of Christ thou art his , conscriptus in libris vitae, written in the books of life ." And in another place, treating of heretics, he says, their were wits of spiritual wickedness, with whom we and the brethren wrestle; the necessary articles of faith merit our contemplation, ut electi manifestentur ut reprobi detegantur that the elect may be manifested, that the reprobate may be detected." And elsewhere

88. Chapter 2 Section 7. - Tertullian The CAUSE OF GOD AND TRUTH. Part 4 Chapter 2—Of Redemption. Section 7—tertullian. AD 200. ENDNOTES 1 tertullian. adv. Marcion, 1 2, c. 16, p. 465. http://www.pbministries.org/books/gill/Cause_of_God_and_Truth/Part 4/chapter2/ch

The CAUSE OF GOD AND TRUTH. Part 4 Chapter 2—Of Redemption Section 7—Tertullian. A.D. 200. Tertullian is a writer, it must be owned, who expresses himself in somewhat general terms, when he speaks of the incarnation, death and sacrifice of Christ, which are yet capable of being understood in a sense agreeable to the doctrine of particular redemption; as when he says, that "we who believe that God was here on earth, and took upon him the humility of a human habit, ex causa humanae salutis ‘for the sake of man’s salvation,’ are far from their opinion, who think that God takes no care of any thing;" which may be truly said, without supposing that Christ assumed human nature, for the sake of the salvation of every individual of mankind; so when he says, in another place, that "Christ ought to make a sacrifice pro omnibus gentibu s, ‘for all nations;’ his meaning may be, that it was necessary that he should be a propitiation, not for the Jews only, but for the Gentiles also;" and elsewhere having observed that the Marcionites concluded from the words of God to Moses, in Exodus 32:10, that Moses was better than his God, he thus addresses them, "You are also to be pitied, with the people, who do not acknowledge Christ, figured in the person of Moses, the advocate with the Father, and the offerer up of his own soul

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Tertullian Quintus Septimius Florens Tertullian (b. ca. , d. ca. ) is a highly ambivalent character in early Christianity On one hand, he was the first great writer of Latin Christianity. He was born, lived, wrote, and died in Carthage , and was one of the most notably grand and original writers of the early Church. On the other hand, late in his life he left orthodox catholic Church and joined the radical, millenialist cult of the Montanists , and was thus never declared a saint by any surviving Christian church. Many Christians feel that his radical leanings taint even his earlier writings. Life Of his life very little is known, and that little is based upon passing references in his own writings, and upon Eusebius of Caesarea Hist. eccl., II, ii. 4, and Jerome De viris illustribus, On famous men ) chapter 53. His father held a position ( centurio proconsularis, "aide-de-camp") in the Roman army in Africa, and Tertullian's Punic blood palpably pulsates in his style, with its archaisms or provincialisms, its glowing imagery, its passionate temper. He was a scholar, having received an excellent education. He wrote at least three books in Greek, to which he himself refers; but none of these are extant. His principal study was jurisprudence, and his methods of reasoning reveal striking marks of his juridical training. He shone among the advocates of Rome, as Eusebius reports. His conversion to Christianity took place about 197-198 (so Harnack, Bonwetsch, and others), but its immediate antecedents are unknown except as they are conjectured from his writings. The event must have been sudden and decisive, transforming at once his own personality; he himself said that he could not imagine a truly Christian life without such a conscious breach, a radical act of conversion: "Christians are made, not born" (

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96. Crosswalk.com NIV Discovery Bible. Home History AD Early Church Fathers AnteNicene tertullian tertullian Preface to the Writings of tertullian. Introductory Notes. http://bible.crosswalk.com/History/AD/EarlyChurchFathers/Ante-Nicene/Tertullian/

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98. Tertullian tertullian, International. tertullian. Contender For God. tertullian was born around AD 150 in the city of Carthage in North Africa. http://www.scrollpublishing.com/store/tertullian.html

Tertullian Home Irenaeus Christian History Books on Early Christianity. ... Early Christianity 37-CD Set Only $3.95 per CD when purchasing the set! Home May Moving Sale!! Free Catalog Testimonials ... International Tertullian Contender For God Tertullian was born around A.D. 150 in the city of Carthage in North Africa. Both of his parents were pagan, and his father was a centurion. Tertullian received a thorough education in the knowledge of the Romans and the Greeks, and he apparently practiced law before his conversion. His writings indicate that he did not become a Christian until he was in his thirties or forties. However, once Tertullian gave his life to Christ, he held nothing back. Like Paul, he viewed all of his worldly education and social rank as "dung" in relation to the things of Christ. At the same time, he used his vast learning in the cause of Christ. At the risk of his life, he wrote several works to the Romans, defending Christianity and attempting to persuade the authorities to halt their senseless persecution. Tertullian apparently served as an elder or presbyter in Carthage, completely devoting his life to the ministry of Christ. Not only did he write apologetic works to the Romans, but he also composed a considerable number of writings in which he defended orthodox Christianity against various heretics. In other writings, he attacked the growing spiritual laxity he saw developing in the church.

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HOMEPAGE THE CHALDEAN MAGI According to Ancient Sources Ammianus Marcellinus, Apuleius, Arnobius, Augustine, ... CHALDEAN MAGI Tertullian. The Apology . Chap 22: The philosophers acknowledge there are demons; Socrates himself waiting on a demon's will. Why not? since it is said an evil spirit attached itself specially to him even from his childhood-turning his mind no doubt from what was good. The poets are all acquainted with demons too; even the ignorant common people make frequent use of them in cursing. In fact, they call upon Satan, the demon-chief, in their execrations, as though from some instinctive soul-knowledge of him. Plato also admits the existence of angels. The Magi, no less, come forward as witnesses to the existence of both kinds of spirits. We are instructed, moreover, by our sacred books how from certain angels, who fell of their own flee-will, there sprang a more wicked demon-brood, condemned of God along with the authors of their race, and that chief we have referred to. Tertullian. The Apology . Chap 22: Moreover, if the Magi call forth ghosts, and even make what seem the souls of the dead to appear; if they put boys to death, in order to get a response from the oracle; if, with their juggling illusions, they make a pretense of doing various miracles; if they put dreams into people's minds by the power of the angels and demons whose aid they have invited, by whose influence, too, goats and tables are made to divine,-how much more likely is this power of evil to be zealous in doing with all its might, of its own inclination, and for its own objects, what it does to serve the ends of others!

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