A Candid Inquiry into the Controversies among Evangelicals · §629 · Samuel Strimesius

Annotatio V §.I: Lutheran vs Reformed — celestial/supernatural opposed to Capernaite, oral, or both

His Lutheran line: we call the Supper’s eating mode heavenly/supernatural as against gross Capernaite/carnal — not against real, True, and Oral.

He charges the Reformed with opposing that heavenly/supernatural mode not only to gross/carnal but also to TRUE and ORAL.

Latin

Ita enim scribit: Nos (Lutherani) modum manducandi in Cœna dicimus esse Cœlestem & supernaturalem, quatenus opponitur crasso Capernaitico & carnali, non autem reali, Vero & Orali: Reformati contra cælestem & supernaturalem Manducandi modum non modò crasso & carnali, sed etiam VERO & ORALI opponunt.

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