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Poems & Letters 168

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← ch. 167ch. 169 →
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168:1
Universis igitur ferte quæ sumitis. Quod mensæ apposui, mundo transmisi: calix quem vos gaudetis gustasse, cunctorum est. Novi et æterni testamenti paucos testes adhibuit, multos hæredes. Nulla tamen sortis conditio admittit alienum. Certos quosque recipit coelestis cognitio: populus est quidem adoptio. ne, sed unicus.
Bear, then, to all what you receive. What I set upon the table, I have sent forth to the world: the cup which you rejoice to have tasted belongs to all. Of the new and eternal testament he called few witnesses, but many heirs. Yet no condition of the lot admits a stranger. Heavenly knowledge receives all the sure ones: the people is indeed by adoption, yet it is one only.
那麼,把你們所領受的分給眾人。我擺在桌上的,我已差送到世上:你們歡喜嚐過的那杯,是屬於眾人的。這新而永遠之約,他召了少數的見證人,卻立了許多後嗣。然而這份業的條件不容外人有分。屬天的認識接納一切確實的人:這百姓固然是憑收養而來,卻是獨一的。
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