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Chapter II.—Cautions against false
teachers.
Every one that teaches anything beyond what is
commanded, though he be [deemed] worthy of credit, though he be in the
habit of fasting, though he live in continence, though he work miracles,
though he have the gift of prophecy, let him be in thy sight as a wolf in
sheep’s clothing,1276 labouring for the
destruction of the sheep. If any one denies the cross, and is ashamed of
the passion, let him be to thee as the adversary himself. “Though
he gives all his goods to feed the poor, though he remove mountains,
though he give his body to be burned,”1277 let him be regarded by thee as abominable. If any one makes light
of the law or the prophets, which Christ fulfilled at His coming, let him
be to thee as antichrist. If any one says that the Lord is a mere man, he
is a Jew, a murderer of Christ.E.C.F. INDEX & SEARCH
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