If any one says that Christ suffers change or alteration, and refuses to acknowledge that He is unchangeable in the Spirit, though corruptible [412] in the flesh, [413] let him be anathema. Explication. How could one say that Christ suffers change or alteration, when the Lord Himself says, "I am and change not;" [414] again, "His soul shall not be left in Hades, neither shall His flesh see corruption?" [415] Footnotes: [412] John 2:20, 21. [413] [Christ's flesh being incorruptible, transubstantiation cannot be true: the holy food is digested in its material part.] [414] Malachi 3:6. [415] Psalm 16:10; Acts 2:31. |