Hello.
Here is another piece of Origen's Homily 18 on Luke.
'Ut igitur et nos audiamus eum et proponat nobis quaestiones, quas ipse dissolvat, obsecremus illum et cum labore nimio et dolore quaeramus, et tunc poterimus invenire, quem quaerimus.'
Does it mean something like the following: 'Let us also hear how He asks us questions to which He Himself gives answers, and pray eagerly and with our heart in pain that we can acquire/find, and then we will be able to find the One Who we are looking for.' ?
The context is the following: Origen is describing how Jesus, when He was young, preached in the temple and His parents could not find Him. Then comes this sentence.
Thank you!
Here is another piece of Origen's Homily 18 on Luke.
'Ut igitur et nos audiamus eum et proponat nobis quaestiones, quas ipse dissolvat, obsecremus illum et cum labore nimio et dolore quaeramus, et tunc poterimus invenire, quem quaerimus.'
Does it mean something like the following: 'Let us also hear how He asks us questions to which He Himself gives answers, and pray eagerly and with our heart in pain that we can acquire/find, and then we will be able to find the One Who we are looking for.' ?
The context is the following: Origen is describing how Jesus, when He was young, preached in the temple and His parents could not find Him. Then comes this sentence.
Thank you!