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 1 3 |       let the still shameless "infirmity of the flesh" look to that:
 2 3 |        in that He excuses your infirmity from (the stringency of)
 3 14|        of Christ to shake off "infirmity of the flesh" when "the
 4 14|       till Christ's time; let "infirmity of the flesh" (be content
 5 14|  Christ more readily than the "infirmity of the flesh." The latter
 6 14|      will this most shameless "infirmity" persevere in waging a war
 7 15|        our) cause, foster the "infirmity of the flesh" to such a
 8 15|          For, of course, that (infirmity) is more capable of excuse
 9 15|        find the cause of that (infirmity) to be more honourable which
10 15|  immodest--defection does the "infirmity of the flesh" excuse! ~
11 16|      smile when (the plea of) "infirmity of the flesh" is advanced
12 16| advanced in opposition (to us: infirmity) which is (rather) to be
13 16|       substantial reins. Such "infirmity" is equal, to a third, and
14 17|  EXAMPLES CRY SHAME UPON THIS "INFIRMITY OF THE FLESH."~They will
15 17|       Christ--the everlasting "infirmity of the flesh!" But upon
16 17|     the flesh!" But upon this (infirmity) will sit in judgment no
17 17|  Egyptian bull will judge the "infirmity" of Christians. Blush, O