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On the Theophania

Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843

What other too, except Him alone, has granted to those who draw near to Him, that they …

What other too, except Him alone, has granted to those who draw near to Him, that they should perform the rational and unbloody services which are (offered) by means of prayer, and the secret (use of) the Divine announcements? and, on which account He has appointed, throughout the whole creation of man, altars without fire, services worthy of God, the setting apart of Churches, and, that intellectual and rational sacrifices should, by means of rites becoming the Deity, be put forth to that one God alone, who is the King of all nations?

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