M. Hardinge. The .10. Diuision.
In the weighing of this doctrine of the Churche, litle occasion of wicked scoffes, and blasphemies against this blessed Sacrament shal remaine to them, that be not blinded with that grosse, and fonde errour,* 1.1 that denieth the inseparabilitie of Christe, but affirmeth in this Mysterie to be present his f••eashe onely, without Bloud, soule, and godhead. VVhiche is confuted by plaine Scriptures. Christe raised from the dead, now dieth no more. Rom. 6. He suffereth him selfe no more to be diuided. 1. Cor. 1. Euery sprite that loseth Iesus, this is Antichriste. 1. Ioan. 4. Hereof it foloweth, that if Christe be verily vnder the forme of Breade in the Sacrament, as it is other where sufficiently prooued: then is he there entier, and whole, Fleashe, Bloude, and Soule, whole Christe, God and man, for the inseparable vnion of bothe natures in one person. VVhiche mater is more amply declared in the Article of the Adoration of the Sacrament.