The Same Before and Now, Unchanging in His Divinity

¹ 34. And again the same: Christ, says he, is impassible even amid the sufferings of the flesh, having as God conquered death; and having risen on the third day and ascended into heaven, he will come in glory and not in grace, coming in his own divinity and manifestly shining forth from his holy body that is from Mary the ineffable glory, as he also showed in part upon the mountain—teaching us that both before and now he is the same, being ever unalterable and having no change whatever concerning his divinity.