Nilus of Ancyra→Unknown|c. 415 AD|nilus ancyra|From Ancyra|AI-assisted
To the same person.
Do not let the Jew deceive you by saying that it was on account of other sins that they have been estranged from Palestine. For it was not on account of other sins, but on account of the killing of the Lord [Kyrioktonia, the crucifixion of Christ] that they have suffered these incurable things. For formerly, when they practiced idolatry, and murdered the prophets, and sacrificed their daughters and their sons to the demons, they were handed over by God into captivity to foreigners; and after a few years, by the divine will, they were brought back again into the land of the promise. But from the time they dared the incurable deed, to lay their hands upon the Son of God, they have been given over to utter destruction. Behold, it is now the five-hundredth year, and nowhere is there any divine visitation, no succor, no consolation, no prophet admonishing and supporting them, as in Babylon there were Ezekiel and Daniel and others. For God no longer wishes to converse with them, abhorring them.
Do not let the Jew deceive you by saying that it was on account of other sins that they have been estranged from Palestine. For it was not on account of other sins, but on account of the killing of the Lord [Kyrioktonia, the crucifixion of Christ] that they have suffered these incurable things. For formerly, when they practiced idolatry, and murdered the prophets, and sacrificed their daughters and their sons to the demons, they were handed over by God into captivity to foreigners; and after a few years, by the divine will, they were brought back again into the land of the promise. But from the time they dared the incurable deed, to lay their hands upon the Son of God, they have been given over to utter destruction. Behold, it is now the five-hundredth year, and nowhere is there any divine visitation, no succor, no consolation, no prophet admonishing and supporting them, as in Babylon there were Ezekiel and Daniel and others. For God no longer wishes to converse with them, abhorring them.
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