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 1 1 |           light" (Matt. xi., 30). Wherefore, having put all Our hope
 2 3 |       Church itself shall endure. Wherefore Chrysostom writes: "Secede
 3 3 |           is ever full of vigour. Wherefore Holy Writ pointing to its
 4 3 | instituted and formed the Church: wherefore when we are asked what its
 5 4 |     blessings flowing there from. Wherefore, by the will of its Founder,
 6 5 |        Christ" (I Cor. xii., 12). Wherefore this mystical body, he declares,
 7 6 |          are the natural results. Wherefore, in His divine wisdom, He
 8 8 |       despises Me" (Luke x., 16). Wherefore the Apostles are ambassadors
 9 8 |          also" (2 Tim. ii., I-2). Wherefore, as Christ was sent by God
10 9 |          body of Christ" (11-12). Wherefore, from the very earliest
11 9 |         Eccl., lib. ii., cap. 9). Wherefore, as appears from what has
12 10|          of God" (I Cor. iv., I). Wherefore Jesus Christ bade all men,
13 10|         charge over Christianity. Wherefore they who pretend that the
14 10|          Epist. ad Ephes., n. 5). Wherefore as no heresy can ever be
15 12|           of governing authority. Wherefore when Christ promised to
16 12|         My lambs, feed My Sheep." Wherefore Chrysostom says: "He was
17 13|    Epistola ad Petrum illustrem). Wherefore what was acknowledged and
18 15|           it were, of this unity. Wherefore St. Cyprian says: "The following
19 15|        can command in the Church. Wherefore Optatus of Milevis blamed
20 15|     lxxxvi. ad Michael. Imperat.) wherefore Gelasius on the decrees
21 15|        receive from Jesus Christ. Wherefore, in the decree of the Vatican