THE XXV. ARTICLE, WHETHER THE FORMS BE THE SACRAMENT.THE XXV. ARTICLE, VVHETHER THE FOVRMES BE THE SACRAMENTE.
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THE XXV. ARTICLE, WHETHER THE FORMS BE THE SACRAMENT.
THE XXV. ARTICLE, VVHETHER THE FOVRMES BE THE SACRAMENTE.
The B. of Salisbury.
The B. of Sarisburie.
Or, that the Accidents, or Forms, or Shows of Bread, and Wine be the Sacraments of Christs Body, and Blood, and not rather that Bread, and Wine it self.
Or, that the Accidentes, or Fourmes, or Shewes of Breade, and Wine be the Sacramentes of Christes Bodie, and Bloude, and not rather that Breade, and Wine it selfe.
M. Harding. The .1. Division.
M. Hardinge. The .1. Diuision.
For as much, as by the almighty power of Gods word pronounced by the Priest in the Consecration of this Sacrament, the Body, and Blood of Christ are made (253)1 Really Present, the Substance of Bread (253) turned into the Substance of the Body, and the Substance of Wine into the Substance of the Blood: the Bread (which is consumed a way by the fire of the Divine Substance, as Chrysostom saith,