§. 5. Christians armour complete.§. 5. Christians armour compleate.
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§. 5. Christians armour complete.
§. 5. Christians armour compleate.
The next point is the sufficiency of this armour, termed whole armour. Thec Greek word is a compound word, and signifieth both all manner of armour that is needful, and also such complete armour as covereth all the body, and leaveth no part naked or unfenced. This is thus set down both to commend unto us this armour, and alsod to instruct us how to use it. In the first respect I observe, that
THe next point is the sufficiencie of this armour, termed whole armour. Thec Greek word is a compound word, and signifieth both all manner of armour that is needfull, and also such compleate armour as couereth all the bodie, and leaueth no part naked or vnfenced. This is thus set downe both to commend vnto vs this armour, and alsod to instruct vs how to vse it. In the first respect I obserue, that
- c[Greek or Hebrew].〈non-Latin alphabet〉.
- dSee Doct. 6.
The armour of God is a complete armour,