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THE EPISTLE OF IGNATIUS TO HERO, A DEACON OF ANTIOCH

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THE EPISTLE OF IGNATIUS TO HERO, A DEACON OF ANTIOCH.

Ignatius, who is also called Theophorus, to Hero, the deacon of Christ, and the servant of God, a man honoured by God, and most dearly loved as well as esteemed, who carries Christ and the Spirit within him, and who is mine own son in faith and love: Grace, mercy, and peace from Almighty God, and from Christ Jesus our Lord, His only-begotten Son, “who gave Himself for our sins, that He might deliver us from the present evil world,”[1901] and preserve us unto His heavenly kingdom.

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