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 1 2|       nature of the deity and humanity of Christ, contend that
 2 2|     be thought of without his humanity, nor his humanity without
 3 2| without his humanity, nor his humanity without his deity. Consequently,
 4 2|      my will," pertain to his humanity; through which also he is
 5 2| things), but according to his humanity, by which he spontaneously
 6 2|       prayed according to his humanity to his Father, and said, "
 7 2|      he means the will of his humanity, and when he says not to
 8 2|    human will, nor should his humanity be believed to have naturally
 9 2|   revealed to men through his humanity. Therefore it is necessary
10 2|      the divinity anti to the humanity (which is absurd), therefore
11 2|     likewise according to his humanity, what things are proper
12 6|       in Deity and perfect in humanity, very God and very man,
13 7|      rite natural will of his humanity, or its natural ~operation:
14 7|  affirm in safety the perfect humanity? For nothing else constitutes
15 7|  shall we call him perfect in humanity if he in no wise suffered
16 8|     wit, the divinity and the humanity) of which he is composed