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OF HOW CHRIST OUR LORD MADE THE TEMPEST OF THE SEA BE CALM St. Matthew writes Chapter 8 [23-28]. First Point. First: Christ our Lord being asleep at sea, a great tempest27 arose. Second Point. Second: His Disciples, frightened, awakened Him. Whom He reprehends for the little faith which they had, saying to them: "'What do you fear, ye of little faith!'" Third Point. Third: He commanded the winds and the sea to cease: and, so ceasing, the sea became calm: at which the men wondered, saying: "'Who is this whom the wind and the sea obey?'" |
27 Great tempest is in St. Ignatius' hand, correcting some word erased. |
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