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 1 1 |        them not by the will of man but by the will and command
 2 2 |  perfection except by means of man's work and action, so also
 3 2 |        made in the likeness of man" (Philipp. ii., 6,7)-and
 4 3 |        10). In the same way in man, nothing is more internal
 5 3 |      one or the other, as that man should be a body alone or
 6 4 |     time or place. "The Son of Man came that the world might
 7 5 |      order to pay the price of man's redemption, so also He
 8 5 |     and a living body? "For no man ever hated his own flesh,
 9 6 |        those bonds which unite man to God, and whence we receive
10 8 |        the works than no other man had done, they would not
11 9 |      be the author of error in man. "Lord, if we be in error,
12 10|      words of St. Paul: "Let a man so account of us as of the
13 10| therefore, as we have said, is man's guide to whatever pertains
14 12|     which may prevail over any man who shall be off the rock
15 12|      heavens, gave to a mortal man all power in Heaven when
16 12|      David, who openeth and no man shutteth, who shutteth and
17 12|  shutteth, who shutteth and no man openeth (Apoc. iii., 7),
18 13|      communion. Therefore if a man does not want to be, or
19 13|  strive to please this or that man...but let him hasten before