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On the Theophania

Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843

Hence it is, that this rational race of man,—since it has been its lot to reside on the …

Hence it is, that this rational race of man,—since it has been its lot to reside on the earth,—this same (I say) acts henceforth according to its nature; being taught to live in the remembrance of God, in the fulness of every good, and in accordance with the prediction of the prophets, who, many years ago (inspired) from above, thus previously preached: “All the ends of the earth shall remember themselves, and be turned to the Lord their God; and before Him shall worship all the families of the nations: because the kingdom is the Lord’s, and He is Governour over the Gentiles.”