M. Harding. The .7. Division.M. Hardinge. The .7. Diuision.
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M. Harding. The .7. Division.
M. Hardinge. The .7. Diuision.
Agreeably to this saith S. Augustine, in a sermon de verbis Evangelij, as Bede reciteth. Qualem vocem Domini audistis inuitantis nos? Quis vos inuitavit? Quos inuitavit? Et quis praeparavit? Inuitavit Dominus seruos, & praeparavit eis cibum seipsum. Quis audeat manducare Dominum suum? Et tamen ait, qui manducat me, vivet propter me.
Agreeably to this saithe S. Augustine, in a sermon de verbis Euangelij, as Beda reciteth. Qualem vocem Domini audistis inuitantis nos? Quis vos inuitauit? Quos inuitauit? Et quis praeparauit? Inuitauit Dominus seruos, & praeparauit eis cibum seipsum. Quis audeat manducare Dominum suum? Et tamen ait, qui manducat me, viuet propter me.
What manner a voice is it, that ye have heard of our Lord inviting, and bidding us to the feast? Who hath invited? Whom hath he invited? And who hath made preparation? The Lord hath invited the servants, and hath prepared* him self to be meat for them. Who dareth be so bold as to eat his Lord? And yet he saith, He that eateth me, shall live for cause of me.
VVhat manner a voice is it, that ye haue heard of our Lorde inuitinge, and biddinge vs to the feast? VVho hath inuited? VVhom hath he inuited? And who hath made preparation? The Lorde hath inuited the seruantes, and hath prepared* him selfe to be meate for them. VVho dareth be so bolde as to eate his Lorde? And yet he saithe, He that eateth mee, shal liue for cause of mee.