Chapter

 1 7 |      in a former state; the (natural) bent of all living beings.
 2 18|     perfect. By means of the natural, carnal eye derived from
 3 18|   that he shall see with his natural eye, as well as the creatures
 4 18|      those he hears with his natural organ of hearing when perfect.
 5 18| creatures, and when with his natural organ of hearing he hears
 6 18| perfect, though as yet it be natural; by it he perceives the
 7 18|      organ of hearing is the natural one;~21. The divine ear
 8 18|     his ear continues in its natural state. Such as here told
 9 18| organ he possesses, but (the natural one) prior to the perfect,
10 18|  obtained a divine body; the natural property of his body is
11 26|      held to be possessed of natural righteousness; they will