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For the first, which\r\nis called the old testament, was given from Mount Sinai\r\nthrough Moses. But concerning this which was to be given\r\nby Christ it was predicted, \"Out of Sion shall go forth the\r\nlaw, and the word of the Lord out of Jerusalem;\"<a id=\"FNanchor_617_617\"></a><a class=\"fnanchor pginternal\" href=\"#Footnote_617_617\">[617]</a> whence\r\nHe Himself said, that repentance in His name behoved to be\r\npreached among all nations, but yet beginning at Jerusalem.<span class=\"pagenum\"><a id=\"Page_291\">[Pg 291]</a></span><a id=\"FNanchor_618_618\"></a><a class=\"fnanchor pginternal\" href=\"#Footnote_618_618\">[618]</a>\r\nThere, therefore, the worship of this name took its rise, that\r\nJesus should be believed in, who died and rose again. There\r\nthis faith blazed up with such noble beginnings, that several\r\nthousand men, being converted to the name of Christ with\r\nwonderful alacrity, sold their goods for distribution among the\r\nneedy, thus, by a holy resolution and most ardent charity,\r\ncoming to voluntary poverty, and prepared themselves, amid\r\nthe Jews who raged and thirsted for their blood, to contend\r\nfor the truth even to death, not with armed power, but with\r\nmore powerful patience. If this was accomplished by no\r\nmagic arts, why do they hesitate to believe that the other\r\ncould be done throughout the whole world by the same divine\r\npower by which this was done? But supposing Peter wrought\r\nthat enchantment so that so great a multitude of men at\r\nJerusalem was thus kindled to worship the name of Christ,\r\nwho had either seized and fastened Him to the cross, or reviled\r\nHim when fastened there, we must still inquire when\r\nthe three hundred and sixty-five years must be completed,\r\ncounting from that year. Now Christ died when the Gemini\r\nwere consuls, on the eighth day before the kalends of April.\r\nHe rose the third day, as the apostles have proved by the\r\nevidence of their own senses. Then forty days after, He\r\nascended into heaven. Ten days after, that is, on the fiftieth\r\nafter His resurrection, He sent the Holy Spirit; then three\r\nthousand men believed when the apostles preached Him.\r\nThen, therefore, arose the worship of that name, as we believe,\r\nand according to the real truth, by the efficacy of the\r\nHoly Spirit, but, as impious vanity has feigned or thought,\r\nby the magic arts of Peter. A little afterward, too, on a\r\nwonderful sign being wrought, when at Peter's own word a\r\ncertain beggar, so lame from his mother's womb that he was\r\ncarried by others and laid down at the gate of the temple,\r\nwhere he begged alms, was made whole in the name of Jesus\r\nChrist, and leaped up, five thousand men believed, and thenceforth\r\nthe Church grew by sundry accessions of believers. Thus\r\nwe gather the very day with which that year began, namely,\r\nthat on which the Holy Spirit was sent, that is, during the\r\nides of May. And, on counting the consuls, the three hundred\r\nand sixty-five years are found completed on the same<span class=\"pagenum\"><a id=\"Page_292\">[Pg 292]</a></span>\r\nides in the consulate of Honorius and Eutychianus. 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