. . . But we must still remember that the Apostle would have
this text accounted as a secret, so that the faithful and perfect
may keep their perceptions of it as one of God's secrets in
silence among themselves, and not divulge it everywhere to the
imperfect and those less capable of receiving it."

We find the same doctrine still more fully stated by
Origan, in his work De Principus, lib. i. c. 6, § 1, 2, where he
quotes Psalm ex. 1, 1 Cor. xv. 25, S. John xvii. 20-23, PhiLii.
