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 1   4|          sour at the~same time; no body is, at the same time and
 2   8|       punished by~the death of the body. God had indeed threatened
 3  10|         Person a rational soul and body is joined to the~Word.~Accordingly,
 4  13|         matter what the age~of the body.~
 5  14|       crucified with him, that the body of sin might be destroyed,
 6  14|            those who have left the body, or who shall~have left
 7  15|             Know you not that your body is the temple of the Holy
 8  15|     another place, he says of this body, "Know you not that your
 9  15|          and Son, who saith of~his body - in which he standeth as
10  17|            down by the corruptible body and influenced by certain
11  17|            off the sinner from the body of Christ, we should not
12  23|            the resurrection of the body - and by this I do not mean
13  23|            fashion~of Christ's own body - I have not found a way
14  23|       every soul will have its own body and not two bodies joined
15  23|            complete ~a whole human body.~
16  23|           to the same parts of the body in which they were~situated -
17  23|       though they do return to the body from which they were separated.
18  23|     restored to other parts of the body. The~main thing is that
19  23|            which each~resurrection body is composed will be so disposed
20  23|       disposing the matter of each body ~so to bring men into their
21  23|       spirits. For just as now the body is called "animate"~[animale],
22  23|           animale], though it is a body and not a "spirit" [anima],
23  23|            it will be a "spiritual body," but~still a body and not
24  23|       spiritual body," but~still a body and not a spirit.~Accordingly,
25  23|           be no "flesh," but only ~body, since there are bodies
26  23|      substance of the resurrection body is concerned, it will even
27  23|            flesh." This is why the body of Christ is called "flesh"
28  23|             What is sown a natural body [corpus animale] rises as
29  23|      animale] rises as a spiritual body~[corpus ~spirituale]."~197
30  23|         moved to inquire how their body can be ~incorruptible if
31  23|          is compelled to leave its body, nor the~second death, in
32  23|           not allowed to leave the body undergoing punishment, would
33  28|           the ~resurrection of the body - itself promised to the
34  29|      merited while it lived in the body.~
35  29|            what he has done in the body, whether~good or evil."~236
36  29|        himself while living in the body earned the merit~whereby
37  29|           of lives men lead in the~body? Accordingly, when sacrifices,
38  30| interpreted by some as meaning "in body and~spirit" - these blessings
39  30|            will, in our spirit and body will abide perfectly and
40  30|       measure required by soul and body, whether we take the~term
41  30|            the resurrection of the body. ~Therefore, Luke was seeking
42  31|            the resurrection of~the body.~Of these four different
43  33|          one of the members of his body, I have written this~book