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when by imposition of handes thou wert made presbyter) which interpretation he borrowes from Saint Chrysost. Shal Saint Paul himselfe determine it? In the second Tim 1. 6. (Stirre vp saith he the grace which is in thee by the laying on of My hands) So that either Saint Paul was himselfe that whole Presbyter 〈 ◊ 〉, as hauing in him (being an Apostle, which Bishops also haue) all the fūctions Eccl•siastical, as the Philosopher speaks of anima rationalis, that it hath in it all the inferior faculties both sensitiue and vegetatiue. Or at least he was principal in the action, |
when by imposition of hands thou Wertenberg made presbyter) which Interpretation he borrows from Saint Chrysostom Shall Saint Paul himself determine it? In the second Time 1. 6. (Stir up Says he the grace which is in thee by the laying on of My hands) So that either Saint Paul was himself that Whole Presbyter 〈 ◊ 〉, as having in him (being an Apostle, which Bishops also have) all the functions Eccl•siastical, as the Philosopher speaks of anima rationalis, that it hath in it all the inferior faculties both sensitive and vegetative. Or At least he was principal in the actium, |
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