80. What, then, is the reason that you prefer saying that God or Christ is glorified in the Spirit rather than with the Spirit? Is it because if you say in the Spirit, the Spirit is declared to be less than Christ? Although your making the Lord greater or less is a matter which can be refuted, yet since we read, “For Christ was made sin for us, that we might be the righteousness of God in Him,” 2 Cor. v. 21. He is found chiefest in Whom we are found most low. So, too, elsewhere you read, “For in Him all things consist,” Col. i. 17. that is, in His power. And the things which consist in Him cannot be compared to Him, because they receive from His power the substance whereby they consist.