John Cassian brought the teaching of the Egyptian monks to the West: the twelve books of the Institutes on the monk's life and the eight principal faults, the twenty-four Conferences with the Abbots of Egypt, and his seven books On the Incarnation against Nestorius. Modern English from the Post-Nicene Fathers translation.
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Contents
On the Incarnation, Book 3
1Christ Came from Israel According to the Flesh2How Christ Is God, and How Men Are Called Gods3Knowing Christ No Longer According to the Flesh4Sent Not by Man but by Christ5True God and True Man6What Paul Saw on the Road to Damascus7One Judgment Seat of God and of Christ8Confessing the Cross Along with Christ’s Divinity9Why Jews and Gentiles Rejected Paul’s Preaching10The Lord of Glory Was Crucified11Martha’s Confession12Peter’s Confession That Christ Is God13Christ Himself Approves Peter’s Confession14Peter’s Confession Is the Faith of the Whole Church15Thomas Confesses the Same Faith as Peter After the Resurrection16God the Father’s Witness That the Son Is God