My favorite of his writings and perhaps of all the Church fathers is his introduction to his refutation of Helvidius which concludes with “Helvidius who has not yet learnt to speak will at last learn to hold his tongue “. Maybe too harsh?….. but he was defending the honor of Our Lady.
“Jerome was a real piece of work” 😂😩I have such fond memories of watching this church father course last year during the height of COVID living in NYC. More idle time at home so I decided to learn about the church fathers. Best decision! ✅✍🏻🔥
@@arkofthecovenant6235 be sure to check out “The Fathers of the Church” by Mike Aquilina. I watched the video series “The Bible and the Church Fathers” from St. Paul Center (this video is a clip from it) it comes with a workbook and then the text that accompanies it is that one. It’s all really great info!
I love St Jerome. He didn't suffer fools gladly and yet was very sympathetic to women friends he had. His letters to them are very interesting reading. He was loved by them and maintained a high moral standard all his life.
Can you give me some sources. I'd love to read more about his chilvary and devotion to women that originates in rhe devotion to the Holy Mother or Our Lady.
“For if, as Paul says, ‘Christ is the power of God and the wisdom of God’, and if the man who does not know Scripture does not know the power and wisdom of God, then ignorance of Scripture is ignorance of Christ.” -St. Jerome
@@frederickanderson1860 I pulled that from the Office of Readings of the Liturgy of the Hours for St. Jerome’s feast day. If Holy Mother Church is comfortable quoting it, so am I.
Well said! I’m publishing a weekly TH-cam video on episodes from the life of Don Bosco, entitled ST JOHN BOSCO by JOE ZAMMIT. In this series I’m narrating events and miracles from the splendid life of Don Bosco. St John Bosco used to perform a miracle almost every day, through the intercession of Mary Help of Christians. From the lives of saints we can learn how to love God more and draw closer to him. Thank you.
By the title, I knew who were talking about. Only two Tertullian or Jerome deserve that title. Tertullian was ruthless first, Jerome was better at being ruthless
@@winebarimunsi4732 Precisely, except of course if they both rid themselves of all attachments to their sin before departing this earthly abode. Sts. Jerome and Augustine, please pray for us that one day we too shall see the Face of God. Amen and amen.
Thank you! We need more Catholic leaders with fire like Jerome. I wonder how he and Therese are getting along. Anyway, is there a reason you skipped Council of Rome 382 AD for the list of whats canonical Scripture?
Ambitious, too. Quasten says Jerome expected to succeed St Damasus as Pope. In open-air preaching at Speakers Corner and in apologetics work, I find Jerome to be the premier Father to whom protestants seek to appeal when challenging us on the Deuterocanon. Not his fault, of course.
Moreover, he didn't have the benefit of having discovered the Dead Sea Scrolls, which proved the Essenes did consider the deuterocanonical books as Scripture.
That was St Peter, the fisherman. St Paul was famous for being highly educated stern Pharisee and relentless persecutors of the early Church - until he had an Epiphany on the road to Damascus. St Peter was a short fuse. Remember how he drew out his sword and cut off the ear of the high priest's guard who came to arrest Jesus ? Or how he passionately swore never to betray Jesus only to do so three times within just hours from the Last Supper?
And the other Books (as Hierome saith) the Church doth read for example of life and instruction of manners; but yet doth it not apply them to establish any doctrine; 39 Articles of Religion
You are cordially invited to the Wedding And the Great Feast of the Lord Jesus Christ and His bride the Church to take Place in the Kingdom Of Heaven Really, really soon, no Gift required He was the Gift for you.
Isn’t Jerome the saint who went to the Pharisees for the Old Testament cannon ? Pharisees were apostate and not following the commandments of the Lord according to Jesus himself. The true keepers of the law and scripture were exiled. The Levites specifically the line of Aaron were to be high priests and the line of Judah was to rule. This was not the case during this time period which makes them apostates. The high priests (line of Aaron) wouldn’t change or allow the Hellenistic views in so they were exiled and the Pharisees and Sadducee’s were put in charge as was Herod who was not from the davidic lineage or even a descendant of Judah. Zachariah was a high priest most probably of the line of Aaron as Gabriel spoke to him in the temple and sent his 5 year old son John (the baptist) to live in the desert. Where John preached was only a couple miles from Qumran, odd?? No where in the dead seas scrolls do you ever see the word essene. Why is that? Because they were not essenes they were the exiled high priests and that is how they refer to themselves in the Dead Sea scrolls. John the Baptist was sent to the dessert to live with the exiled priests were he learned the true commandments and law of the Lord to prepare the way. Seek and you shall find.
Maybe he was the only good one lol sounds like he was calling them out and they couldnt handle it so they made him look bad like they oh so love to do lol
I'm not a big fan of jerome. St. Pope Damasus I commissioned jerome in A.D. 382, to translate the New Testament and Old Testament from Greek into Latin. jerome decided he knew better and used a Hebrew proto-Masoretic Old Testament instead of the Septuagint. This is why all modern bibles use the corrupted Masoretic text. For example, look at Acts 7:14 and compare it to Genesis 46:27 in your modern bible and the Septuagint. You will see one of many clear examples of corruption that came from the Masoretic text. Even St. Augustine begged jerome not to do this...
@@glennlanham6309no such thing as saint's . Jerome was not a good example like many you revere.. jesus said about the Pharisees they sit on moses seat,do what they teach,but not what they practice.
That was ONE translation error. But true, hard to imagine what Michaelangelo's Moses would have looked liked with a "radian glow" of his face (from the encounter with God) instead of the "horns"!
He is also the saint we need to clean up the many sins in the hierarchy now. St. Jerome, pray for us!
My favorite of his writings and perhaps of all the Church fathers is his introduction to his refutation of Helvidius which concludes with “Helvidius who has not yet learnt to speak will at last learn to hold his tongue “. Maybe too harsh?….. but he was defending the honor of Our Lady.
A tribute to St Jerome for overcoming all the obstacles to get the Word out to all.🀄
“Jerome was a real piece of work” 😂😩I have such fond memories of watching this church father course last year during the height of COVID living in NYC. More idle time at home so I decided to learn about the church fathers. Best decision! ✅✍🏻🔥
Wow will look it up too, Thanx stay blessed
Awesome! Any good titles u recommend? No worries if u don’t📚
@@arkofthecovenant6235 be sure to check out “The Fathers of the Church” by Mike Aquilina. I watched the video series “The Bible and the Church Fathers” from St. Paul Center (this video is a clip from it) it comes with a workbook and then the text that accompanies it is that one. It’s all really great info!
@@melaniegriesemer
Great info I’m glad I asked.
Thank you!🕯👍🏼🕯
Lies again? Ruthless Aggression Arabic Not Latin
I love St Jerome. He didn't suffer fools gladly and yet was very sympathetic to women friends he had. His letters to them are very interesting reading. He was loved by them and maintained a high moral standard all his life.
Can you give me some sources. I'd love to read more about his chilvary and devotion to women that originates in rhe devotion to the Holy Mother or Our Lady.
“For if, as Paul says, ‘Christ is the power of God and the wisdom of God’, and if the man who does not know Scripture does not know the power and wisdom of God, then ignorance of Scripture is ignorance of Christ.”
-St. Jerome
Never quote anyone , even Peter was rebuked by Paul . Peter was not perfect, Paul admitted he was the least of the apostles.
@@frederickanderson1860 I pulled that from the Office of Readings of the Liturgy of the Hours for St. Jerome’s feast day.
If Holy Mother Church is comfortable quoting it, so am I.
@@macmedic892 no man can claim to be perfect. If you uplift any man you committing the sin not forgiven in this world or next.
Well said! I’m publishing a weekly TH-cam video on episodes from the life of Don Bosco, entitled ST JOHN BOSCO by JOE ZAMMIT. In this series I’m narrating events and miracles from the splendid life of Don Bosco. St John Bosco used to perform a miracle almost every day, through the intercession of Mary Help of Christians. From the lives of saints we can learn how to love God more and draw closer to him. Thank you.
@@frederickanderson1860 In neither the video nor my comment did anyone claim to be perfect or attribute perfection to anyone.
Very helpful video. Thank you!
By the title, I knew who were talking about. Only two Tertullian or Jerome deserve that title. Tertullian was ruthless first, Jerome was better at being ruthless
Awesome. Thank you brother
Proud. Insincere. Conniving. I wonder how Augustine felt when Jerome accused him of these minor faults?
Dalmatinac kao i ja. 🇭🇷✝️
Slava i čast i dika Hrvata.
So, our dearly beloved St. Jerome must have spent a little while in purgatory for his temper, then 😂🤓💐
Like Augustine for his pride i guess🙏🙏🙏
@@winebarimunsi4732 Precisely, except of course if they both rid themselves of all attachments to their sin before departing this earthly abode. Sts. Jerome and Augustine, please pray for us that one day we too shall see the Face of God. Amen and amen.
@@thomism1016 Amen 🙏🙏🙏
Lot of nerve to say that
@@Eman1900O Why? Don’t you believe in the Church’s doctrine of purgation before souls are admitted to the beatific vision as an eternal reward? 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Thank you! We need more Catholic leaders with fire like Jerome. I wonder how he and Therese are getting along.
Anyway, is there a reason you skipped Council of Rome 382 AD for the list of whats canonical Scripture?
Thank you 🙏
Ambitious, too. Quasten says Jerome expected to succeed St Damasus as Pope. In open-air preaching at Speakers Corner and in apologetics work, I find Jerome to be the premier Father to whom protestants seek to appeal when challenging us on the Deuterocanon. Not his fault, of course.
In the end he submitted to the Magisterium on the ot cannon
Moreover, he didn't have the benefit of having discovered the Dead Sea Scrolls, which proved the Essenes did consider the deuterocanonical books as Scripture.
Hes very similar to Paul in many ways. Another man with a short temper and quick wit
That was St Peter, the fisherman. St Paul was famous for being highly educated stern Pharisee and relentless persecutors of the early Church - until he had an Epiphany on the road to Damascus. St Peter was a short fuse. Remember how he drew out his sword and cut off the ear of the high priest's guard who came to arrest Jesus ? Or how he passionately swore never to betray Jesus only to do so three times within just hours from the Last Supper?
True st. Augustine was rather a proud one, kind of despised the less literate🙏🙏🙏
Thx Heaps
Catholics are brilliant
Hope that will get us to heaven!
“We’d be nuts to talk about the Canon of scripture without mentioning St. Jerome”
Protestants: “sorry who?”
And the other Books (as Hierome saith) the Church doth read for example of life and instruction of manners; but yet doth it not apply them to establish any doctrine; 39 Articles of Religion
You are cordially invited to the Wedding
And the Great Feast of the Lord Jesus
Christ and His bride the Church to take
Place in the Kingdom Of Heaven
Really, really soon, no Gift required
He was the Gift for you.
Isn’t Jerome the saint who went to the Pharisees for the Old Testament cannon ?
Pharisees were apostate and not following the commandments of the Lord according to Jesus himself.
The true keepers of the law and scripture were exiled.
The Levites specifically the line of Aaron were to be high priests and the line of Judah was to rule. This was not the case during this time period which makes them apostates.
The high priests (line of Aaron) wouldn’t change or allow the Hellenistic views in so they were exiled and the Pharisees and Sadducee’s were put in charge as was Herod who was not from the davidic lineage or even a descendant of Judah.
Zachariah was a high priest most probably of the line of Aaron as Gabriel spoke to him in the temple and sent his 5 year old son John (the baptist) to live in the desert. Where John preached was only a couple miles from Qumran, odd??
No where in the dead seas scrolls do you ever see the word essene. Why is that? Because they were not essenes they were the exiled high priests and that is how they refer to themselves in the Dead Sea scrolls.
John the Baptist was sent to the dessert to live with the exiled priests were he learned the true commandments and law of the Lord to prepare the way.
Seek and you shall find.
Maybe he was the only good one lol sounds like he was calling them out and they couldnt handle it so they made him look bad like they oh so love to do lol
🙏🕊🐑📯
I'm not a big fan of jerome. St. Pope Damasus I commissioned jerome in A.D. 382, to translate the New Testament and Old Testament from Greek into Latin. jerome decided he knew better and used a Hebrew proto-Masoretic Old Testament instead of the Septuagint. This is why all modern bibles use the corrupted Masoretic text. For example, look at Acts 7:14 and compare it to Genesis 46:27 in your modern bible and the Septuagint. You will see one of many clear examples of corruption that came from the Masoretic text. Even St. Augustine begged jerome not to do this...
Name a few corruptions that inifltrated the Vulgata by St Jerome 's insistance on the proto Biblical texts?
@@vertigopull Compare the geneology ages in Genesis 11, between the LXX and your modern bible. I already cited another; there are many.
Ignoring the present crisis and diverting to their past. Pychologial deception
Ecclesiastes chapter 7v16. Like luther Calvin they all mortal. No documents he used have been found.
are you referring to St. Jerome? this is patently false
@@glennlanham6309no such thing as saint's . Jerome was not a good example like many you revere.. jesus said about the Pharisees they sit on moses seat,do what they teach,but not what they practice.
@@frederickanderson1860 I guess that includes you?
@@glennlanham6309 includes all
@@frederickanderson1860 actually it doesn't, Paul frequently refers to believers as Saints, so its very biblical
He Hated Women.
Yeah, I’m afraid to admit it but I think I agree. He practically killed Blaesilla.
Based
All I see is love & desire to be more Christ-like reading Blaesilla's story.
No, he hated his lust
He only had love and respect for women, stemming from his reverance of Our Lady.
He also made a joke out of the Bible. Taking liberties in translation so the scriptures would all line up their stories straight.
Worst translator, he clearly didn’t have the Holy Spirit because he fooled Catholics for a thousand years that Moses had horns 😂
You believe in the killers of Christ more than the receivers of Holy Spirit
That was ONE translation error. But true, hard to imagine what Michaelangelo's Moses would have looked liked with a "radian glow" of his face (from the encounter with God) instead of the "horns"!