2. Their Inhabitation. Dwell.

2. Their Inhabitation. Dwell.

The Devil dwelleth in a Man, not tanquàm corpus locatum in loco, as a body seated in a certain place: for spirits are not contained in any place. Incorporeal created substances do not dwell in a place locally or circumscriptively, as bodies do; but definitively. Nor dwell these in him, tanquam forma in materia, as the form in a substance, as the soul in the body. For the Devil is a simple substance of himself, not compounded of any alien or second matter.

The Deuil dwelleth in a Man, not tanquàm corpus locatum in loco, as a bodye seated in a certaine place: for spirits are not contained in any place. Incorporeall created substances doe not dwell in a place locally or circumscriptiuely, as bodies doe; but definitiuely. Nor dwell these in him, tanquam forma in materia, as the forme in a substance, as the soule in the body. For the Deuill is a simple substance of himselfe, not compounded of any aliene or second matter.

But they dwell in him by a secret and spiritual power; darkening their minds. 2. Cor. 4. that the light ¹of the glorious gospel of christ should not shine unto t•ē. ⟨p. 70⟩Poisoning their affections; that being past feeling, they might give themselves over to lasciviousness, to ²work all uncleanness with greediness. Hardening their hearts, Rom. 2. till they treasure up to themselves wrath against the day of wrath, and revelation of the