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 1  1, 2   |      faith by its care of the flesh (of which it wholly consists)--
 2  1, 4   |       food unmoistened by any flesh, and by any juiciness, and
 3  4, 2   |    them) you universally: but flesh in the blood of its own
 4  4, 3   |      exempts from eating that flesh only the 'soul' of which
 5  4, 3   | conceded the use of all other flesh." To this we reply, that
 6  5, 2   |       to sit over our jars of flesh and eat bread unto the full!
 7  5, 3   |     regretful hankering after flesh, and their recollection
 8  5, 3   |        Who shall feed us with flesh? there have come into our
 9  6, 5   |  therefore, even while in the flesh, did the Lord show Himself
10  7, 5   |    and put sackcloth upon his flesh, and fasted, and slept in
11  9, 3   |     pleasant bread I ate not; flesh and wine entered not into
12  9, 4   |   satisfy him with "bread and flesh," why was it that afterwards,
13 10, 8   |      even irreligious for the flesh of the servants to take
14 12, 2   |      sinful false care of the flesh about him, so that the tortures
15 15, 3   |         It is good not to eat flesh, and not to drink wine:" "
16 16, 1   |  where the People, greedy of "flesh," till, by devouring without
17 concl, 5|               Men of soul and flesh alone as you are, justly
18 concl, 6|     that "they who are in the flesh cannot please God;" not,
19 concl, 6|       in the substance of the flesh, but in the care, the uffection,
20 concl, 6|       weight that God bestows flesh, any more than He does "
21 concl, 7|      salvation will slenderer flesh enter; more speedily will
22 concl, 7|    more speedily will lighter flesh rise; longer in the sepulchre
23 concl, 7|      the sepulchre will drier flesh retain its firmness. Let
24 concl, 8|      wrestling is not against flesh and blood, but against the
25 concl, 8|       is not by robustness of flesh and blood, but of faith