non sapis, inprudens, nostrum te effingere pascha, legis et antiquae praeductis pingere sulcis omne sacramentum retinet quod passio vera, passio, quae nostram defendit sanguine frontem corporeamque domum signato conlinit ore? hanc fugit exclusis Aegyptia plaga procellis, haec regis Pharii regnum ferale resolvit, deque potestatis mundanae grandine densa eripit Abraham cum stirpe et gente fideli.
Art thou so ignorant as not to understand it is our Passover thou dost represent? That in the lines drawn before by the old law thou dost portray all the mystery contained in the true passion, that passion which protects our foreheads with blood and smears it on our bodily dwelling in a mark on the brow? It is from this that the Egyptian plague flees, its violence shut out; it is this that gives release from the deathly rule of the king of Egypt, and from the thick hail falling on the power of this world saves Abraham and his stock and faithful people.
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