Full and easy satisfaction which is the true and safe religion in a conference…Full and easie satisfaction which is the true and safe religion in a conference…

1. As to the Greatness of the Miracles; those of Christ were exceeding Great: especially his Raising Lazarus, and his own Resurrection, his turning water into Wine, and his feeding thousands with a little food — But he that will examine Transubstantiation as afore-described, shall find it to have more that is contrary to nature, than all these, by far. The substance of the dead body of Christ or Lazarus did not vanish, but remained to be the organized Recipient matter of the re-entering soul. There were no Accidents without substances, or other such things as are mentioned before. The multiplying of food, could at the most be but a new Creation; But it was real food, and none of the contradictions or absurdities before recited. The turning of Water into Wine was likest this in the Papists opinion; but indeed little like it. For the matter of the ⟨p. 113⟩water there remained, with the form of Wine, and so became the Matter of Wine, and did not vanish: And here was real Wine, and real substance, and not Accidents without substances, deceiving all the senses or Intellectual perceptions. The same may be said of the miracles of the Apostles, compared with Transubstantiation.

1. As to the Greatness of the Miracles; those of Christ were exceeding Great: especially his Raising Lazarus, and his own Resurrection, his turning water into Wine, and his feeding thousands with a little food — But he that will examine Transubstantiation as afore-described, shall find it to have more that is contrary to nature, than all these, by far. The substance of the dead body of Christ or Lazarus did not vanish, but remained to be the organized Recipient matter of the re-entring soul. There were no Accidents without substances, or other such things as are mentioned before. The multiplying of food, could at the most be but a new Creation; But it was real food, and none of the contradictions or absurdities before recited. The turning of Water into Wine was likest this in the Papists opinion; but indeed little like it. For the matter of the ⟨p. 113⟩water there remained, with the form of Wine, and so became the Matter of Wine, and did not vanish: And here was real Wine, and real substance, and not Accidents without substances, deceiving all the senses or Intellectual perceptions. The same may be said of the miracles of the Apostles, compared with Transubstantiation.