[63] Ephesians v. 23, 32.
[64] This statement, if its terms are taken in a strict, theological sense, is not correct. In the sense that matrimony under the old law was holy, and foreshadowed a sacrament, it may be called sacramental. There were no sacraments, in the specific sense in which we now use the term in the Catholic Church, before Christ instituted them.—Ed. C. W.
[65] Gen. xxxvii. 32.
[66] Mark xv. 32.
[67] Exodus xxxiii. 18-23.
[68] Prov. viii. 22-36.
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