S. Steven saw Christ in Heaven,1 Standing: S. Paul saith, Christ is now at the Right hand of God, Sitting: which thing also we confess in the Articles of our Faith. But in the Sacrament, saith M. Harding, Christ is Present without any manner such Circumscription, or Circumstance, or order of place: that is to say, as great in quantity, as he was upon the Cross, & yet neither Standing, nor Sitting, nor Lying, nor Leaning, nor kneeling, nor Walking, nor Resting, nor Moving, nor having any manner Proportion, or Position of his Body, either upward, or downward: or backward, or forward: A very Body, and yet not as a Body: In a place, and yet not as in a place.
S. Steuen saw Christe in Heauen,1 Standinge: S. Paule saithe, Christe is now at the Right hande of God, Sittinge: whiche thinge also wee confesse in the Articles of our Faithe. But in the Sacrament, saithe M. Hardinge, Christe is Presente without any manner suche Circumscription, or Circumstance, or order of place: that is to say, as greate in quantitie, as he was vpon the Crosse, & yet neither Standing, nor Sitting, nor Lieinge, nor Leaninge, nor kneeling, nor Walkinge, nor Reasting, nor Moouinge, nor hauinge any manner Proportion, or Position of his Bodie, either vpwarde, or downewarde: or backewarde, or forewarde: A very Bodie, and yet not as a Bodie: In a place, and yet not as in a place.
- 1Actor. 7. Colossians. 3.Actor. 7. Colossen. 3.