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On the Theophania
Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843
On these accounts therefore, a mighty Saviour, greater than any son of man, was evidently…
On these accounts therefore, a mighty Saviour, greater than any son of man, was evidently needful to them. And such is He who anxiously undertook to provide for all, the Word of God: He who has, like a good and loving Father, shewn by deeds His providential care over the rational souls that are on the earth; and who hastened, in the mission of Himself, to the call, and for the healing, of those who were thus fallen and perishing.
The End of the First Discussion (Book) of (Eusebius) of Cæsarea.