Licet summae divinitatis potentia humanae locutionis officiis explanari non valeat, quippe quae sui magnitudine ita invisibili atque investigabili aeternitate consistit, ut haec nulla ingenii sagacitas, quanta sit, comprehendere disserereque sufficiat: quia tamen eius humanitas ad insinuationem sui reseratis cordis ianuis, quae de semetipsa proferentur, secreta humanis mentibus inspiratione clementer infundit; ad adnuntiandum vobis plenitudinem fidei Christianae sacerdotalem curavimus sollicitudinem prorogare, ut perinde Christi evangelium, quod Salvator noster omnibus praecepit gentibus praedicari, vestris quoque sensibus inserentes, salutis vestrae remedia propinemus.
Although the power of the supreme divinity cannot be expressed by the employment of words of man (for it consisteth by the greatness thereof of so unspeakable and unsearchable eternity, that no keenness of wit is able to comprise and expound how great it is): yet for as much as the lovingkindness of God, opening the gates of the heart to the entry of itself, doth mercifully pour into mens minds by secret inspiration such things as shall be revealed concerning itself; we have thought good to extend our episcopal care in uttering unto you the rich store of the Christian faith, that bringing likewise also unto your understanding the Gospel of Christ, which our Saviour commanded, to be preached to all nations, we may offer you the means of your salvation.
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