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"* De Principiis, IV. § 9. Kal on fxev olKOVofilai fieri rives fivcrTiKoi brjXovufvai 8ia tS>v Belav ypa(f)S)i', 8e avrai, oi tiiyvaifioves Kal aTV(f)oi 6fi6\oyov(Ti fii) flbevai .... DXku Kal inav rj KaraaKevt) rrjs aKTjvtjs dvayi- vd>aKr]Tai, weiOofxefoi tvttovs eivai ra yeypajniiva, ^rjTovaiu a 8vi/T](T0VTai f(l)app. 6(Tai €KacTTa twv Kara. Ri]V (tkt]- vtjv Xeyojifvav oaov jj-iv eirl rw iruvTfs Kai 01 aKepaioraToi t(ov ra i TreiceaOai on tvttos tivos €(ttiv rj \6ycp TipocnuvTiov TteTncmvKacn...' rives \ crKtjvfj, ov biajxapravovr es' oaov de Lect. X. ] THE CREED OF THE EARLY CHURCH 485 that it may be a part of Grod's sclieme of revelation to leave us in some uncertainty with respect to the extent of his teaching by types, in order to test the spirit we are of, by the application we are disposed to make of what may, or may not be, hints from him, and thus to elicit tokens of our indifference or our zeal. Our blessed Xord himself seems to point to some such dis- pensation on several occasions : " Ye do err, not knowing the Scriptures, " said he to the Sadducees, and yet the proof of their ignorance consisted in their not having per- ceived the resurrection of the dead to be taught in the Avords, " I am the Grod of Abraham, and the Grod of Isaac, and the God of Jacob : " and again, when the disciples were desponding, as they walked to Emmaus, he charged them with foolishness, because they had not detected all the incidents of the closing scene of his earthly life in Moses and the prophets.
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"* De Principiis, IV. § 9. Kal on fxev olKOVofilai fieri rives fivcrTiKoi brjXovufvai 8ia tS>v Belav ypa(f)S)i', 8e avrai, oi tiiyvaifioves Kal aTV(f)oi 6fi6\oyov(Ti fii) flbevai .... DXku Kal inav rj KaraaKevt) rrjs aKTjvtjs dvayi- vd>aKr]Tai, weiOofxefoi tvttovs eivai ra yeypajniiva, ^rjTovaiu a 8vi/T](T0VTai f(l)app. 6(Tai €KacTTa twv Kara. Ri]V (tkt]- vtjv Xeyojifvav oaov jj-iv eirl rw iruvTfs Kai 01 aKepaioraToi t(ov ra i TreiceaOai on tvttos tivos €(ttiv rj \6ycp TipocnuvTiov TteTncmvKacn...' rives \ crKtjvfj, ov biajxapravovr es' oaov de Lect. X. ] THE CREED OF THE EARLY CHURCH 485 that it may be a part of Grod's sclieme of revelation to leave us in some uncertainty with respect to the extent of his teaching by types, in order to test the spirit we are of, by the application we are disposed to make of what may, or may not be, hints from him, and thus to elicit tokens of our indifference or our zeal. Our blessed Xord himself seems to point to some such dis- pensation on several occasions : " Ye do err, not knowing the Scriptures, " said he to the Sadducees, and yet the proof of their ignorance consisted in their not having per- ceived the resurrection of the dead to be taught in the Avords, " I am the Grod of Abraham, and the Grod of Isaac, and the God of Jacob : " and again, when the disciples were desponding, as they walked to Emmaus, he charged them with foolishness, because they had not detected all the incidents of the closing scene of his earthly life in Moses and the prophets.
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