Gênesis 22
Ephrem the Syrian · Comentário Patrístico (catena)
Gênesis 22:7
In two things then was Abraham victorious: that he killed his son although he did not kill him and that he believed that after Isaac died he would be raised up again and would go back down with him. For Abraham was firmly convinced that he who said to him, "through Isaac shall your descendants be named," was not lying. — COMMENTARY ON GENESIS 20:2
Gênesis 22:13
The mountain spit out the tree and the tree the ram. In the ram that hung in the tree and had become the sacrifice in the place of Abraham's son, there might be depicted the day of him who was to hang upon the wood like a ram and was to taste death for the sake of the whole world. — COMMENTARY ON GENESIS 20:3