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 1 1 |                             1. Christ, the Eternal King, before
 2 1 |      in these words: 'Thou art Christ, the Son of the Living God' (
 3 3 |    insight into the mystery of Christ and at last accept this
 4 4 |      there were two persons in Christ, fell into the opposite
 5 5 |      there were two natures in Christ, the human and the divine;
 6 5 |     with her who gave birth to Christ according to the flesh (
 7 5 |      in true human nature that Christ was born, suffered, was
 8 6 |      union the human nature of Christ did not exist at all, for
 9 8 |  person and the two natures in Christ could never be preached
10 8 | nourished by it, that in Jesus Christ neither is the humanity
11 9 |        there was one person in Christ, so after the 'unification',
12 9 |   there was also one nature in Christ. For the sake of peace St.
13 21|      distinction of natures in Christ, there is clearly shown
14 23|      natures and one person in Christ in the following clear and
15 23|        God] and our Lord Jesus Christ are one and the same, and
16 23|    salvation, one and the same Christ, the Son, the Lord, the
17 23|      the Word, the Lord, Jesus Christ' (Mansi. vii, 114 and 115). ~
18 25|      the mixture of natures in Christ, they obstinately clung
19 27|      these words: 'We speak of Christ as one nature, not to imply
20 27|  alterations into the union in Christ. We say there is one nature
21 27|     which you also speak of in Christ; and this is correct and
22 28|     apparent when the sheep of Christ are joined together in the
23 28|   supreme corner stone itself, Christ Jesus (cf. Eph. ii, 20). ~
24 29|    taken away from the Word in Christ. It is a wicked invention,
25 30|     reason why the humanity of Christ should not be studied more
26 31|     the state and condition of Christ's human nature to such an
27 31|  placing of two individuals in Christ, as if some one man, completely
28 32|  professes that our Lord Jesus Christ, the only Begotten Son of
29 32|      Scripture give to the one Christ, the Son of God, human attributes,
30 32|   attributes, and to the same [Christ] the Son of Man, divine
31 35|    that there is one Person in Christ, that of the Word, in which
32 37|       doctrine of the unity of Christ, in whose person meet without
33 37|        of the Mystical Body of Christ, of which the hypostatic
34 37|        to the one sheepfold of Christ? ~
35 39|        of the Mystical Body of Christ; and Marcian, that strong,
36 40|       of the prayer offered by Christ at the last Supper to his
37 40|   surely no one who belongs to Christ would belittle the importance
38 41|        fight the good fight of Christ, cannot remain disunited
39 44|      with a most firm faith to Christ our Redeemer and our King.
40 44|      namely, that there are in Christ two true and perfect natures,
41 45|      to all priests and to all Christ's faithful, whose spiritual
42 45|    take with greater readiness Christ's yoke upon you, a yoke