Chapter

 1 1intro|    trial, the necessity of the flesh (which generally is faith'
 2 1intro|  oppose the necessities of the flesh: which necessity, indeed,
 3 4     |     shall have pressure of the flesh;" while he says that he "
 4 5     |      be," said He, "two in one flesh," not three nor four. On
 5 5     |        would no longer be "one flesh," nor "two (joined) into
 6 5     |     nor "two (joined) into one flesh." These will be so, if the
 7 5     |      oftener, immediately (the flesh) ceases to be "one," and
 8 5     |      be "two (joined) into one flesh," but plainly one rib (divided)
 9 5     |     shall be (joined) into one flesh" of the Church and Christ,
10 5     |       to be (joined) "into one flesh."~
11 9     | fornication? Commixture of the flesh, of course; the concupiscence
12 10    |  sanctity; by parsimony of the flesh you will gain the Spirit.
13 10    |   filthy concupiscences of the flesh. For so, too, does the apostle
14 10    |        savour according to the flesh is death, but to savour
15 11    | husband--one in spirit, one in flesh. For the first wife you
16 13    |        man, washed her stained flesh in her own blood, lest she
17 13    |   restored the honour of their flesh, and who have already dedicated