Schwenckfeld's Participation in the Eucharistic Controversy of the Sixteenth Century ...MacCalla, 1906 - 81 pages |
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Page 60 - Wherefore we henceforth know no man after the flesh : even though we have known Christ after the flesh, yet now we know him so no more.
Page 28 - Wasser tut's freilich nicht, sondern das Wort Gottes, so mit und bei dem Wasser ist, und der Glaube, so solchem Worte Gottes im Wasser trauet.
Page 18 - Evangelii et porrigendi Sacramenta. Nam per verbum et sacramenta tanquam per instrumenta donatur Spiritus Sanctus, qui fidem efficit, ubi ct quando visum est Deo, in his qui audiunt Evangelium, scilicet quod Deus non propter nostra merita sed propter Christum justificet pcenitentes, qui credunt se propter Christum in gratiam recipi.
Page 60 - Now it was not written for his sake alone, that it was reckoned unto him ; but for our sake also, unto whom it shall be reckoned, who believe on him that raised Jesus our Lord from the dead, who was delivered up for our trespasses, and was raised for our justification.
Page 2 - No word in our language — not even 'Socialism' — has been employed more loosely than 'Mysticism...
Page 65 - Ccena non sint organa,per qua et cum quibus Christus corpus et sanguinem suum distribuat. VI. Quod homo pius, vere per Spiritum Dei regeneratus, legem Dei in hac vita perfecte servare et implere valeat.
Page 16 - Teu« sel und seine Werke allezeit mit Demuth handeln, und doch einen trotzigen Glauben behalten. Und wenn das nicht will helsen, so laß fahren Sacrament, Altar, Pfaff und Kirchen. Denn das göttliche Wort, in der Bulle verdammt, ist mehr denn alle Dinge, welches die Seele nicht mag entbehren, mag aber wohl des Sacraments entbehren; so wird dich der rechte Bischof, Christus, selber speisen, geistlich mit demselben Sacrament. Laß dir nicht seltsam seyn, daß du dasselbe Jahr nicht zum Sacrament...
Page 18 - Srnalc. p. 331: et in his quae vocale et externum verbum concernunt, constanter tenendum est, Deum nemini spiritum vel gratiam suam largiri, nisi per verbum et cum verbo externo et praecedente, ut ita praemuniamus nos adversum enthusiastas , id est, Spiritus, qui iactitant, se ante verbum et sine verbo spiritum habere et ideo scripturam sive vocale verbum iudieant, flectunt et reflectunt pro libito.
Page 16 - Denn das göttliche Wort, in der Bulle verdammt, ist mehr denn alle Dinge, welches die Seele nicht entbehren kann, mag aber wohl des Sakraments ent» behren; so wird dich der rechte Bischof, Christus, selber speisen geistlich mit demselben Sakrament.
Page 49 - Adserimus igitur non sic carnaliter et crasse manducari corpus Christi in coena ut isti perhibent, sed verum Christi corpus credimus in coena sacramentaliter et spiritualiter edi a religiosa, fideli et sancta mente; quomodo et divus Chrysostomus sentit.