Acts 10:26

“Thus Peter the Apostle hinders Cornelius who would worship him, saying, ‘I myself also am a man.’” — editor's note: Acts x. 26.

“And we read the same respecting Peter, who, when Cornelius wished to adore him, raised him by the hand, and said,“Stand up, for I also am a man.”” — editor's note: Acts x. 26.

“But by a kind of figure may he also be called a man, and yet not be a man.” — editor's note: [Angels are so called. Dan. ix. 21, Acts x. 26. Compare Mark xvi. 5; Rev. xix. 10; also this vol. p. 117, note 7, supra.—C.]

“Worship Jesus the Lord.”” — editor's note: Rev. xxii. 9; [also xix. 10. And compare Acts x. 26, and xiv. 14, 15; also Col. ii. 18.]

“For Peter, who had received from God the principality of Holy Church, from Cornelius, acting well and prostrating himself humbly before him, refused to accept immoderate veneration, saying, Stand up; do it not; I myself also am a man (Acts x. 26).” — the author cites it