Further, of those referring to the period after the Resurrection that are suitable to man there are different modes. For some did actually take place, yet not according to nature κατὰ θύσιν, but according to dispensation, in order to confirm the fact that the very body, which suffered, rose again; such are the weals, the eating and the drinking after the resurrection. Others took place actually and naturally, as changing from place to place without trouble and passing in through closed gates. Others have the character of simulation κατὰ προσποίησιν, as, He made as though He would have gone further St. Luke xxiv. 28.. Others are appropriate to the double nature, as, I ascend unto My Father and your Father, and My God and your God St. John xx. 17., and The King of Glory shall come in Ps. xxiv. 7., and He sat down on the right hand of the majesty on High Heb. i. 3.. Finally others are to be understood as though He were ranking Himself with us, in the manner of separation in pure thought, as, My God and your God St. John xx. 17..