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The 16 pages that link to John Chrysostom, each with the reason it gives.

• Eastern Orthodox ChurchRelated: The Divine Liturgy associated with him is widely celebrated in Orthodox churches.

• Gospel of MatthewRelated: His homilies on Matthew became a major example of early Christian Gospel interpretation.

• Byzantine RiteRelated: Tradition associates the rite’s most common Eucharistic liturgy with his name.

• Divine LiturgyRelated: Tradition associates the standard form of the service with his name.

• Eastern OrthodoxyRelated: The Divine Liturgy bearing his name is the most commonly celebrated Orthodox rite.

• AntiochRelated: His sermons preserve vivid evidence about Antioch's Christian communities and social tensions.

• Church FathersRelated: His sermons exemplify the Fathers’ close reading of scripture and engagement with public life.

• SermonRelated: His scriptural homilies became influential models of Christian preaching.

• Christian anti-JudaismRelated: His sermons against Judaizing Christians became enduring examples of anti-Jewish rhetoric.

• PatristicsBroader topic: His sermons reveal the scriptural interpretation and social concerns of Greek patristic writing.

• HomileticsRelated: His verse-by-verse preaching became a major model for Christian exposition.

• SozomenRelated: Sozomen narrates Chrysostom’s career and conflicts at the imperial court.

• Cyril of JerusalemRelated: Like Cyril, Chrysostom used preaching to form Christian communities, though in a different city and setting.

• PatrologyRelated: His sermons reveal how patrology studies preaching alongside doctrinal treatises.

• Peter ChrysologusCompared with: The comparison highlights a shared reputation for eloquence, despite different settings and surviving bodies of work.

• Socrates of ConstantinopleBroader topic: Socrates gives a substantial account of Chrysostom’s deposition and exile.