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 1  3,3| heaven, we offer the Unbloody Sacrifice in the churches, and so
 2  3,3|      Therefore also he said: "Sacrifice and offering thou wouldest
 3  3,3| himself; for what offering or sacrifice was needed for himself,
 4  3,4|     vessel of his Spirit as a sacrifice." Similarly Irenaeus (iii.,
 5  4  |    that he offered himself in sacrifice for himself and not rather
 6  4  |    had no need of offering or sacrifice: let him be anathema. ~NOTES. ~
 7  4  |     such a manner divides the sacrifice between him who united [
 8  4  |     us did he offer himself a sacrifice to God and the Father, but
 9  4  |       from sin, and needed no sacrifice for himself. Since those
10  4  |      lifegiving, and unbloody sacrifice; the body, as also the precious