Chapter

 1 1 |       the flesh will please, as being the contraries of the Spirit. "
 2 2 |     discipline of monogamy with being a heresy; nor is there any
 3 2 | emphatic witness to Christ, (as being) such as we believe (Him
 4 3 |       heavens" to "eunuchs," as being Himself, withal, a virgin;
 5 3 |     good" either, the condition being taken away which, while
 6 4 |       arose none, in the way of being husband to two wives. What
 7 7 |     natural inability, but from being prematurely overtaken by
 8 7 |       have even deserved grace, being invited into "the kingdoms
 9 7 |        to the wife of a brother being buried, its contrary has
10 11|      affirm that all things are being recollected to the beginning
11 13|       young widows," who, after being, "apprehended" in widowhood,
12 13|       emancipated from the law, being dead (to that) in which
13 14|         not so;" and (if)--this being so--Christ will not therefore
14 15|       judge second marriage, as being unlawful, akin to adultery?
15 16|         a seventh marriage; as (being a thing) which increases
16 16|        not the Spirit from God, being no longer even a Psychic,
17 17|   whereto by "the end" thou art being recalled! Return at least