distrusting that God's power could be in all places at the same time. Pseudo-Chrysostom: Or, if we would suppose that his faith was greater than even that of the Apostles, Christ's testimony to it must be understood as though every good in a man should be commended relatively to his character; as it were a great thing in a countryman to speak with wisdom, but in a philosopher the same would be nothing wonderful. In this way it may be said of the centurion, In none other have I found so great faith in Israel. Chrysostom: For it is a different thing for a Jew to believe and for a Gentile. References 08:10