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 1 2 | condition, - it transfigures the soul, and by way of the soul,
 2 2 |          soul, and by way of the soul, it transfigures the body. 
 3 2 |        body is the temple of the soul, which lives, moves and
 4 2 |        has its being through the soul.  Take away the soul from
 5 2 |         the soul.  Take away the soul from the body-and what will
 6 2 |          well.  The transfigured soul transfigures the body; it
 7 3 |        transfigures his deformed soul, making it beautiful; it
 8 3 |          accommodate his Godlike soul.~
 9 5 |          God-created and Godlike soul, sanctified by the Holy
10 5 |           for it has starved the soul in its concern for material
11 7 |         senseless, lifeless; his soul dries up, crumbles away,
12 8 |     beings, proclaimed the human soul to be the greatest treasure
13 9 |   planets are not worth a single soul.  If a man wastes away his
14 9 |         If a man wastes away his soul in sins and vices, he will
15 9 |         immortality to the human soul.  The soul is not freed
16 9 |          to the human soul.  The soul is not freed from death
17 9 |           And whereas  the human soul, according to the Gospel
18 9 |       primarily a culture of the soul.~
19 10|        to death both God and the soul, but has he not thereby
20 10|       and the immortality of the soul.  And if one seriously ponders
21 14|      empty, there is no immortal soul upon it.  European culture