 He bestowed a grace which other creatures lacked — namely, the impress of His own Image, a share in the reasonable being of the very Word Himself, so that, reflecting Him and themselves becoming reasonable and expressing the Mind of God even as He does,...  A Sorrowful Joy - Page 3by Albert J. Raboteau - 2002 - 60 pagesLimited preview - About this book
 | Saint Athanasius (Patriarch of Alexandria), Penelope Lawson - Incarnation - 1998 - 128 pages
...as animals, were essentially impermanent, He bestowed a grace which other creatures lacked—namely, the impress of His own Image, a share in the reasonable...does, though in limited degree, they might continue for ever in the blessed and only true life of the saints in paradise. But since the will of man could... | |
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