
Translated devotional texts from the ancient Church. A companion Substack to Treasures from the Lutheran Church.
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“And not turning around, as though he had suffered nothing, he went on willingly with haste.”
Polycarp is now processing to his martyrdom, while the parallels with Christ’s passion continue to abound. Polycarp remains determined, even th...
“May God’s will be done.”
We are now at Polycarp’s arrest scene, and his imitation of the Lord’s passion continues to develop. His captors arrive armed in the evening, just like when they arrive to arrest Jesus as though He were a crimin...
…so that he might fulfill his destiny of being a companion of Christ.
We are now reading about the time between Polycarp’s flight and capture. This account continues the theme of his imitation of Christ’s passion: He is betrayed by a mem...
He turned and said to those who were with him, “It is necessary that I be burned alive.”
After the failed martyrdom of Quintus, Polycarp is introduced as a foil. He is not troubled by the news of persecution, but he consents to withdraw....
We do not praise those who hand themselves over, since the Gospel does not teach thus.
In chapter 4, we have a contrast with both the previous chapter and what is to follow. In ch. 3, Germanicus, about whom we read last week, is so eager...
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