Chapter

 1 1 |      since they receive not the Spirit, the things which are the
 2 1 |        the things which are the Spirit's are not pleasing. Thus,
 3 1 |        the things which are the Spirit's please them not, the things
 4 1 |     being the contraries of the Spirit. "The flesh," saith (the
 5 1 |  apostle), "lusteth against the Spirit, and the Spirit against
 6 1 |     against the Spirit, and the Spirit against the flesh." But
 7 1 |       became estranged from the Spirit. "My Spirit," saith (God), "
 8 1 |  estranged from the Spirit. "My Spirit," saith (God), "shall not
 9 2 |        bear them: when the Holy Spirit shall be come, He will lead
10 2 |         come from the adversary spirit." No, of course. For the
11 2 |       course. For the adversary spirit would be apparent from the
12 3 |        he says, "I too have the Spirit of God;" in order that,
13 3 |    necessity, that, by the Holy Spirit's authority, he might recall.
14 3 |       flesh, namely. For of the Spirit he would not have said (
15 3 |          that), inasmuch as the Spirit is without any external
16 3 |    apostles, could not the same Spirit, supervening for the purpose
17 5 |      before you a monogamist in spirit, having one Church as His
18 5 |       be in flesh what He is in spirit; albeit withal, what He
19 8 |       first to recognise Him in spirit? A man "just and circumspect,"
20 8 |      who came "in the power and spirit of Elias"); while that "
21 10|            She will have one in spirit, one in flesh. This will
22 12| privilege of position. The Holy Spirit foresaw that some would
23 13|    serving of God in newness of spirit, and not in oldness of letter."
24 13|   Church, which consists in the spirit of newness,) not "through
25 14|          as if he were an alien spirit, provided only that the
26 14|       withal premised that "the Spirit is prompt," in order that
27 14|      prompt," in order that the Spirit may vanquish the flesh--
28 16|       other men) he has not the Spirit from God, being no longer