 | Peter Roberts - 1809 - 216 pages
...about A, D. 1000, and which was appointed publickly to be read in churches, says— * " There is a wide difference between the body in which Christ suffered, and this body, which, in the mystery of the passion of Christ, is daily received * Multa differentia separantur corpus in... | |
 | PROTESTANTISM - 1836 - 354 pages
...Colon, an. 1551, p. 183. t Id. Ibid p. 205. day in the eighth century. " There is a wide diffe" rence between the body in which Christ suffered, " and this body which is daily celebrated in the mystery " of the passion by the faithful." " The body of Christ " which died... | |
 | PROTESTANTISM - 1836 - 354 pages
...Easter-Day, and which used to be read on that day in the eighth century. " There is a wide diffe" rence between the body in which Christ suffered, " and this body which is daily celebrated in the mystery " of the passion by the faithful." " The body of Christ "which died... | |
 | Aelfric (Abbot of Eynsham.) - 1846 - 662 pages
...power of the divine word truly Christ's body and his blood ; not, however, bodily, but spiritually. Great is the difference between the body in which Christ suffered, and the body which is hallowed for housel. The body verily in which Christ suffered was born of Mary's... | |
 | 1849 - 90 pages
...power of the divine word truly Christ's body and His blood; not so however, bodily, but spiritually. Great is the difference between the body in which Christ suffered, and the body which is hallowed for housel. The body verily in which Christ suffered was born of Mary's... | |
 | Leicester Darwall - 1853 - 372 pages
...power of the divine word truly Christ's Body and His Blood ; not however, bodily, but spiritually. Great is the difference between the Body in which Christ suffered, and the Body which is hallowed for housel. The Body verily in which Christ suffered was born of Mary's... | |
 | James Taylor (Headmaster of the Free Grammar School, Wakefield.) - 1855 - 592 pages
...the one had a figure of things to come, so this sacrifice too is a figure of things past. XCII. — By these words he most evidently sheweth, how great...the other is mystical, and sheweth one thing by a ftgure outwardly, while it representeth another thing inwardly through the understanding of faith.... | |
 | 1857 - 830 pages
...power of the Divine word, truly Christ's body and his blood — not, however, bodily, but spiritually. Great is the difference between the body in which Christ suffered and the bcdy which is hallowed for honsel.* The body verily in which Christ suffered was boru of Mary's... | |
 | James Hamilton - 1859 - 440 pages
...power of the Divine word, truly Christ's body and His blood — not, however, bodily, but spiritually. Great is the difference between the body in which Christ suffered and the body which is hallowed for housel. The body verily in which Christ suffered was born of Mary's... | |
 | James Hamilton - 1859 - 444 pages
...power of the Divine word, truly Christ's body and His blood — not, however, bodily, but spiritually. Great is the difference between the body in which Christ suffered and the body which is hallowed for housel. The body verily in which Christ suffered was born of Mary's... | |
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By nature it is corruptible bread and corruptible wine, and is by power of the divine word truly Christ's body and His blood ; not however bodily, but spiritually. Great is the difference between the body in which Christ suffered, and the body which is... 
