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HEre then are condemned all such Hereticks, which erre touching the Divine, and Human nature of Christ.
1. As touching Christs divine Nature, some utterly denying it, making Christ a meere man, and not to have been, before he was conceived in the Virgin Mary, which was the Heresie of Corinthus and Ebion contrary to Scripture, which saith, that the Word which was made flesh was in the beginning, Joh. 1. 1.
2. Them that would have another Nature in Christ, besides his Human, but not of the same substance with God, yet of an higher nature then any creature, as Carpocates, and Arius, but our blessed Saviour himselfe saith, I and my Father am one, Joh. 20. 30.
3. Them that affirme, that Christ besides his Human nature consisted of a Divine, yet not begotten of the Father, but make∣ing one Person with the Father, as well as being of one substance; so the Sabellians, and Patro-passians, whereas the Apostle saith, God sent his Son, made of a woman, Gal. 4. 4. the Person then of the Son, and not of the Father was made man for us.