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This union (the union of the two natures in that one person of Christ) is the greatest of all unions, next to the union of the three persons of the Sacred Trinity, which indeed may not so properly be called a Ʋnion as a Ʋnity. The highest Trinity hath exhibited to us this Trinity, that these three, the Word, the flesh and humane soul of Christ should be one: one not by any confusion of substance, but one in person. |
This Union (the Union of the two nature's in that one person of christ) is the greatest of all unions, next to the Union of the three Persons of the Sacred Trinity, which indeed may not so properly be called a Ʋnion as a Ʋnity. The highest Trinity hath exhibited to us this Trinity, that these three, the Word, the Flesh and humane soul of christ should be one: one not by any confusion of substance, but one in person. |
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