大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 6.52

6.52

Regarding the commentary's phrase "From this it is known": reconciling the import of the teachings. Within this there are again three: first, clarifying the intention of integrating or not integrating; second, clarifying the intention of integrating two or integrating three; third, clarifying the intention of adopting the past or discarding the past. The above three sections resolve difficulties in succession. That is to say, first there is an objection that says: "Since it is accepted that all three of the past are provisional, why say that it suppresses all the noble teachings?" Therefore, it is now explained: it is not that four vehicles are not accepted, but because the past Mahāyāna did not distinguish provisional and real, it results in suppressing all the real teachings.