si nostrum contra quod sit vis discere templum, est illud quod nemo opifex fabriliter aptans conposuit, quod nulla abies pinusve dolata texuit, exciso quod numquam marmore crevit; cuius onus nullis fultum sublime columnis fornice curvato tenui super arte pependit, sed Verbo factum Domini; non voce sonora, sed Verbo, quod semper erat.
If on the other hand thou wouldst learn what our temple is, it is one that no workman built up piece by piece with the skill of his craft, no fabric of hewn fir or pine, nor ever rose out of quarried marble. It is one whose mass does not rest high up on pillars, supported with delicate skill on curving arches. It is made from the Word of the Lord; not his loud-sounding voice, but his Word, which ever lived.
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