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 1 8     |          TIMES OF CHRIST'S BIRTH AND PASSION, AND OF JERUSALEM'S DESTRUCTION.~
 2 8     |            of the Christ, and of His passion, and of the extermination
 3 8     |             free; and how, after the passion of the Christ, that city
 4 8     |             advent of Christ and His passion there is no longer "vision
 5 8     |              in that place after the passion of Christ. For it had been
 6 10    |                    X. CONCERNING THE PASSION OF CHRIST, AND ITS OLD TESTAMENT
 7 10    |           last step, plainly, of His passion you raise a doubt; affirming
 8 10    |            doubt; affirming that the passion of the cross was not predicted
 9 10    | maledictively adjudge Christ to this passion, but drew a distinction,
10 10    |              that the mystery of the passion itself should be figuratively
11 10    |           did, the "wood" of His own passion. Joseph, again, himself
12 10    |          death which ensued from His passion of "the tree." Similarly,
13 10    |      containing as it does the whole passion of Christ; singing, as He
14 10    |           that you may not think the passion of some other particular
15 10    |            of the cross and that the passion of the cross is not to be
16 10    |            of Isaiah, His death, and passion, and sepulture. "By the
17 10    |           that which happened at His passion, that mid-day grew dark,
18 10    |              the Lord," that is, the passion of Christ. Which prediction
19 10    |          lamentation." For after the passion of Christ there overtook
20 11    |            frontally sealed with the passion of the Christ whom you have
21 11    |          above commemorated, and the passion, which we have evidently
22 11    |              His advent and personal passion, there is no longer "vision"
23 13    |   protoplasts, but the "tree" of the passion of Christ, whence life,
24 13    |           water of the "tree" of the passion of Christ, have revived,--
25 13    |           exceedingly" except at the passion of Christ, when the earth
26 13    |              Christ, that is, of His passion; in order that what had
27 13    |               Him whose nativity and passion alike the Jews have failed
28 14conc|              up to the period of His passion; being Himself likewise
29 14conc|          manifest tokens of Christ's passion; who, after being begirt