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 1 1|          will send Him to you" (1 John xvi., 7). In these words
 2 3|            He bath declared Him" (John i., 18). Whosoever then
 3 3|          Most Holy Trinity, which John XXII. afterwards extended
 4 4|           God towards man, as St. John tells us: "God so loved
 5 4|           His only begotten Son" (John iii., 16). Moreover, human
 6 5|        from the mountain," as St. John Chrysostom writes, "not
 7 5|        will teach you all truth" (John xvi., 12-13). For He who
 8 5|       ever, the Spirit of Truth" (john xiv., 16, 17).~
 9 6|        retain they are retained" (John xx., 22, 23). That the Church
10 7|   according to those words of St. John: "He that believeth in Me,
11 7|     receive who believed in Him" (John vii., 38, 39). It is indeed
12 7| concerning the prophets, Zachary, John the Baptist, Simeon, and
13 7|          the image. Wherefore St. John declares: "As yet the Spirit
14 7|           was not yet glorified" (John vii., 39). So soon, therefore,
15 9|           the Spirit, is spirit" (John iii., 6). The same Spirit
16 9|        make our abode with Him," (John xiv. 23.)-nevertheless is