84. Let us now review a whole passage Viz.: the complete section Heb. ii. 14–iii. 2. in order. “Seeing, then, that the sons have parts of flesh and blood, He too likewise was made to have part in the same, to the end that by death He might overthrow him who had the power of death.” Heb. ii. 14. Who, then, is He Who would have us to be partakers in His own flesh and blood? Surely the Son of God. How, save by means of the flesh, was He made partaker with us, Particeps noster—our partner, companion, sharing all our labours (and taking the lion’s share, too). Isa. liii. 4. or by what, save by bodily death, brake He the chains of death? For Christ’s endurance of death was made the death of Death. 1 Cor. xv. 54, 55. This text, then, speaks of the Incarnation.