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M. Harding. The .4. Division.

M. Hardinge. The .4. Diuision.

Which he uttereth more plainly in these words,¹ O Miraculum, O Dei Benignitatem, &c. O Miracle, O the goodness of God, who sitteth above with the Father, at that very instant of time, is handled with the hands of all, and giveth him self to those, that will receive, and embrace him. And that is done by no crafty slightness, but openly in the sight of all that stand about. Howe sayest thou, seem these things no better to thee, then to be contemned, and despised? By which words of S. Chrysostom we may see, that Christs being in Heaven, maketh no proof, that he is not in Earth, sith both these verities may well stand together.

VVhiche he vttereth more plainely in these woordes,¹ O Miraculum, O Dei Benignitatem, &c. O Miracle, O the goodnes of God, who sitteth aboue with the Father, at that very instante of time, is handled with the handes of al, and geueth him selfe to those, that wil receiue, and imbrace him. And that is doone by no craftie sleightnesse, but openly in the sighte of al that stande aboute. Howe saist thou, seeme these thinges no better to thee, then to be contemned, and despised? By which woords of S. Chrysostome we may see, that Christes being in Heauen, maketh no proufe, that he is not in Earthe, sithe bothe these verities may wel stande togeather.

1. 1Chrysost. de S• cerdotio. li. •.