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Quote by Cyril Lucaris
For it is not the same for us to be taught by the All-holy Spirit, and [to be taught] by man.
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The speaker draws a distinction between learning from the “All-holy Spirit” and learning from a human teacher. The two kinds of teaching are presented as different in source and character. The wording gives special importance to spiritual instruction without explaining exactly how it differs from instruction received from people.
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- University of Oregon, The Eastern Confession of the Christian Faith
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