Translation From the Original Greek of a Pamphlet Entitled: "letters of the Most Pious King ...
Translation From the Original Greek of a Pamphlet Entitled: "letters of the Most Pious King ...
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But the High- priest is the minister of all these, (because he is, as has been said, the source of the sacred mysteries and gifts, by means of the Holy Ghost,) and he, entirely alone, consecrates the holy oil, and the ordination of all or- ders and grades in the Church is pecu- liar to him, and in the first and higher sense, he binds and looses, and his de- cisions are well received by God, as the Lord has said, and the Holy Gospel teaches, and he fights in behalf of the pious faith, and he rej...ects from the Church, as heathen and publicans, those who disobey, and subjects heretics to excommunication and a curse, and lays down his life for the sheep. From which it is very clear tlvat a "b\elio^ COEBESPONDE^CE, 57 most uneontrovertibly differs from one who m simply a piiest^ and all the priests in the world, witliOTit him, can- not feed the Church of God, or at all goyera it. But it has been well said by some one of the Fathers, that it is not easy to find a reasonable heretic.
For they, having left the Church, have been left by the Holy Ghost, and there remains in them neither understanding nor light, but darkness and hardness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the High- priest is the minister of all these, (because he is, as has been said, the source of the sacred mysteries and gifts, by means of the Holy Ghost,) and he, entirely alone, consecrates the holy oil, and the ordination of all or- ders and grades in the Church is pecu- liar to him, and in the first and higher sense, he binds and looses, and his de- cisions are well received by God, as the Lord has said, and the Holy Gospel teaches, and he fights in behalf of the pious faith, and he rej...ects from the Church, as heathen and publicans, those who disobey, and subjects heretics to excommunication and a curse, and lays down his life for the sheep. From which it is very clear tlvat a "b\elio^ COEBESPONDE^CE, 57 most uneontrovertibly differs from one who m simply a piiest^ and all the priests in the world, witliOTit him, can- not feed the Church of God, or at all goyera it. But it has been well said by some one of the Fathers, that it is not easy to find a reasonable heretic.
For they, having left the Church, have been left by the Holy Ghost, and there remains in them neither understanding nor light, but darkness and hardness.
What to read after Translation From the Original Greek of a Pamphlet Entitled: "letters of the Most Pious King ...?
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