The sum of sacred divinity briefly & methodically propoundedThe summe of sacred diuinitie briefly & methodically propounded

Sometimes of one nature, which fitteth not that, but the other: As when the Apostle saith, ^gGod was taken up in Glory. ^hIf they had known him, they would not have crucified the Lord of Glory. ⁱGod hath purchased his Church by his blood. And when our Saviour saith, ^kThe Son himself knoweth not of that Day of Judgement; who seeth not, that it is spoken of Christ, by the Name of God, which belongeth but to his Man-hood? Again, in saying, ^lThe Son of man which is in Heaven, he giveth to himself, as Man, that which appertaineth to the God-head.

Sometimes of one nature, which fitteth not that, but the other: As when the Apostle saith, ^gGod was taken vp in Glorie. ^hIf they had knowne him, they would not haue crucified the Lord of Glorie. ⁱGod hath purchased his Church by his bloud. And when our Sauiour saith, ^kThe Son himselfe knoweth not of that Day of Iudgement; who seeth not, that it is spoken of Christ, by the Name of God, which belongeth but to his Man-hood? Againe, in saying, ^lThe Sonne of man which is in Heauen, hee giueth to himselfe, as Man, that which appertayneth to the God-head.

1. g1. Tim. 3. 16.