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Articles_of_he_Bishop_of_Uramiah, page : 477
"ask," too, seems superficial, and unjustly displays a touch
of arrogance on the part of the Prophet of Nazareth. If
we want to find out the real sense in these words we must
correct the text and supply the stolen or corrupted words,
thus:
"I shall go to the Father, and he shall send you another
messenger whose name shall be Periqlytos, that he may remain
with you for ever." Now with the additional italicized
words, both the robbed modesty of Jesus is restored and
the nature of the Periqlyte identified.
We have already seen that the Periqlyte is not the
Holy Spirit, that is to say, a divine person, Gabriel, or any
other angel. It now remains to prove that the Periqlyte
could not be a consoler nor an advocate between God and
of arrogance on the part of the Prophet of Nazareth. If
we want to find out the real sense in these words we must
correct the text and supply the stolen or corrupted words,
thus:
"I shall go to the Father, and he shall send you another
messenger whose name shall be Periqlytos, that he may remain
with you for ever." Now with the additional italicized
words, both the robbed modesty of Jesus is restored and
the nature of the Periqlyte identified.
We have already seen that the Periqlyte is not the
Holy Spirit, that is to say, a divine person, Gabriel, or any
other angel. It now remains to prove that the Periqlyte
could not be a consoler nor an advocate between God and