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The Fathers on Genesis 4

61 passages from Fathers received by the Coptic Orthodox Church. Open a group of verses to read.

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Verse 14 passages

Ambrosiaster, John Chrysostom, Jerome, Augustine of Hippo

Verses 1–21 passage

John Chrysostom

Verse 22 passages

John Chrysostom, Augustine of Hippo

Verses 3–81 passage

Clement of Rome

Verses 3–51 passage

Ephrem the Syrian

Verses 3–151 passage

Ambrosiaster

Verse 31 passage

John Chrysostom

Verses 3–41 passage

Augustine of Hippo

Verse 42 passages

John Chrysostom, Philoxenus of Mabbug

Verse 52 passages

Ephrem the Syrian, John Chrysostom

Verses 6–72 passages

Ephrem the Syrian, John Chrysostom

Verse 62 passages

John Chrysostom, Jerome

Verse 71 passage

John Chrysostom

Verse 83 passages

Philoxenus of Mabbug, Jerome

Verses 9–102 passages

Ephrem the Syrian

Verse 92 passages

Ambrosiaster

Verse 102 passages

Ambrosiaster

Verse 111 passage

John Chrysostom

Verse 123 passages

Cyril of Jerusalem, John Chrysostom, Philoxenus of Mabbug

Verse 131 passage

John Chrysostom

Verse 153 passages

Ambrose of Milan, Jerome

Verse 166 passages

Ephrem the Syrian, Clement of Alexandria, Athanasius of Alexandria, Jerome

Verse 172 passages

Augustine of Hippo

Verse 181 passage

Ephrem the Syrian

Verses 18–221 passage

Augustine of Hippo

Verses 23–245 passages

Ephrem the Syrian, Basil of Caesarea, Ambrosiaster, John Chrysostom

Verse 253 passages

Clement of Alexandria, Jerome, Augustine of Hippo

Verse 265 passages

Augustine of Hippo, Ephrem the Syrian, Cyril of Jerusalem, Jerome

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Commentary

English

Arabic

English: Fr. Tadros Yacoub Malaty’s commentary in its English translation, as printed. Arabic commentaries by Fr. Tadros Yacoub Malaty, Fr. Antonios Fekry and the priests and servants of St. Mark’s, Heliopolis.