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Him, too,when he foretellsthat the nationsshould helieve
on Him : "Behold,I have given Him fora Chief and a Com
mander to the nations. Nations that knew not Thee shall
callupon Thee, and peoplesthat knew Thee not shallflee
unto Thee." 1 It is the same that he refersto when, con
cerning His passion,he exclaims,saying: " As a sheep He
is led to the slaughter;and as a lamb before his shearer
is dumb, so He opened not His mouth in His humility."*
Him, moreover,when he describedthe blows and stripesof
His scourgings: " By His bruiseswe were healed."s Or His
humiliation:"And we saw Him, and He had neitherform
nor comeliness,a man in suffering,and who knoweth how to
bear infirmity."4 Or that the peoplewould not believeon
Him: "All day long I have spread out my hands unto a
people thatbelievethnot."* Or that He would riseagain
from the dead : " And in that day there shallbe a root of
Jesse,and one who shallriseto reign over the nations; on
Him shallthe nationshope,and His restshallbe honour."6
Or when he speaks of the time of the resurrection: " We
shallfindHim, as itwere,prepared in the morning."7 Or
that He should sitat the righthand of the Father : " The
Lord saidunto my Lord, SitThou at my righthand, until
I shallplaceThine enemies as the stoolof Thy feet."8 Or
when He issetforthas possessorof allthings: " Ask of me,
and I willgiveThee the heathen forThine inheritance,and
the boundariesof the earthforThy possession."9 Or when
He is shown as Judge of all: " O God, give the King Thy
judgment, and Thy righteousnessto the King's Son."10 And
I shallnotinthisplacepursuethe subjectfurther: thethings
which are announced of Christare known to allheretics,
but are even betterknown to thosewho hold the truth.
1 Isa.lv.4,5, * Isa.liii.7. 3 Isa.liii.5.
* Isa.liii.2. * Isa.lxv.2. 0 Isa.xi.10.
' Hos.vi.3. 8 Ps.ex.1,2. 8 Ps.ii.8.
" Ps.lxxii.1.