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And somtimes we haue an expresse di∣stinction of both natures, as where Christ is sayd, a 1.1 to be made of the seede of Dauid ac∣cording to the flesh, and declared mightely to be the sonne of God, touching the spirite of sanctification, by the resurrection from the dead, and where he is sayd, to b 1.2 come of the fathers as concerning the flesh. So also whē he is said, to be, c 1.3 put to death concerning
the flesh, but to be quickned in the spirite. And sometimes this distinction is left to be vnderstood by conference of such pla∣ces.
Rom. 1.3. and 4.
Rom. 9.5.
1. Pet. 3.18