Saint John Chrysostom is one of the greatest fathers of the Universal Church. He left us a huge literary and liturgical heritage. In his explanation of the Holy Scriptures, the Saint showed how the Bible can become a true teacher of a person. Explaining the holy books, he often made digressions on contemporary social and moral topics, constantly emphasizing the connection of what was said in the Old and New Testaments with the spiritual life and actions of a Christian. This is what made his biblical interpretations so attractive both to his contemporaries and to all subsequent generations. The second book contains his 46 discourses and commentaries on the Gospel of Matthew.