大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 7.3

7.3

Regarding the Commentary's words, "Establishing the four teachings, it says," below, this is the formal establishment. Within this there are two parts: first, the formal establishment of the four teachings; second, a comprehensive evaluation. In the former part, the four teachings constitute four distinct categories. Each teaching has three sections: first, establishing the name; second, that which is realized; third, those who are addressed. What is expounded by the four teachings is the four kinds of four noble truths: first, the four truths of arising and ceasing; second, the four truths of non-arising; third, the four truths of the immeasurable; fourth, the four truths of unconstructed action, which are detailed in the "Four Truths" chapter. Now for the first: "First, the Tripiṭaka Teaching" establishes the name, which will be explained below.