Chapter

1 1 |     whom the recognition of spiritual gifts entitles to be deservedly
2 1 |     to be deservedly called Spiritual, continence is as religious
3 5 |     was) not first which is spiritual, but (that) which (is) animal;
4 5 |      animal; then what (is) spiritual,"--let us, in like manner (
5 5 | teaching that), through the spiritual, it was analogous to the
6 8 |     be the adherents to the spiritual temple,--that is, the Church.
7 10|     as we are) to rise to a spiritual consortship, to recognise