XXVII. Sanctitas in Christo futura declaratur.

XXVII. Sanctitas in Christo futura declaratur.

The left wing has two pages, because the same rationality, strong in the old Law through divine protection, has presented two displays of righteousness, one green and the other of silver color; for the green represents the justice of God’s work, which He Himself produced; just as the earth brings forth all greenery, so the old Testament demonstrated every seed and every flower of future equity. And this is also revealed in the silver foundation of pure knowledge, which declared that pure holiness will be in Christ in the future. From this, you see that this same thing is written on this green page, because the flourishing display of divine teaching shows that Noah obeyed through the ark him who has neither beginning nor end, and who even restored the man perishing in the water, whom he later also established through baptism to be renewed to life. I. — just as also W. It is evident that God proposed hardness to humanity in the old Law, because they had hardness and not softness, while later in the new Law their hearts were softened to receive divine words. In the incarnation, the Son of God felt no loss, for He dwells in pure hearts. In the book of the right hand, there are also two pages, because reason in the New Testament, having the protection of supreme happiness, converts itself into two demonstrations, where it reveals one Lord God and man in the Son of God. There is one sapphire and one golden color, because virginity shines like a sapphire in Christ, who was born of a virgin nature; I taught chastity so that all who wish to imitate him may cherish chastity. Therefore, the golden brilliance shines in Him, as the faithful believe in Him, the true God, begotten of God the Father, who created all things together with the Father. In the beginning, when all things were created, the Son of God was in His fullness, as He was before the ages, and He did not suffer any deficiency when He brought forth creation, for He who was not made, made all things. Yet, in becoming incarnate, He did not experience any loss of His divinity. You see that it is written on a page of sapphire color. For with a certain manifestation, the Virgin gave birth to a pure man in her pure virginity, when the Word, with a gentle mission, destined the Lord of all for those who believe.