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On the Theophania
Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843
What God or Hero was it who, when they so made war with him, set up, as our (Saviour) has…
What God or Hero was it who, when they so made war with him, set up, as our (Saviour) has done, such a mark of victory in opposition to his enemies? For they ceased not to contend both with His doctrine, and His people, from first to last: while He, being invisible, secretly overthrew them, and advanced His own, together with the houses of God, to great glory! But, Why should we wish to circumscribe by words, the divine powers of the Saviour of us all, which exceed all description? When behold! should we remain silent, the things themselves would cry out to those, whose souls have ears?