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Theodoret of Cyrus
Nicene & Post-Nicene · AD 325–500
1,374 passages across 50 books of the Bible · Who was this?
On Malachi
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Malachi 4:2
This applies both to the first coming of our Savior and the second: in the first he rose like a kind of sun for us who were seated in darkness and shadow, freed us from sin, gave us a share in righteousness, covered us with spiritual gifts like wings, and provided healing for our souls. In the second coming for those worn out in the present life he will appear either in accord with their will or against it, and as a just judge he will judge justly and provide the promised good things. Just as the material sun in its rising awakens to work those in the grip of sleep, so in his coming he raises up those in the grip of the long sleep of death.
COMMENTARY ON MALACHI 4:2