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 1      I, 5 |    number be compatible with the substance of Deity, the richer you
 2      I, 7 |       beings who consist of that substance for which the name of God
 3      I, 11|       the assumption of a bodily substance. A far nobler foundation
 4      I, 13|     reducing Jupiter to a heated substance, and Juno to an aerial one (
 5      I, 15|        whatever is the (created) substance, it ought at any rate to
 6      I, 15|      able to receive the created substance, unless perchance it was
 7      I, 15|       subordinates matter in the substance of the world. But it will
 8      I, 24|    destruction the more harmless substance, which sins rather by compliance
 9     II, 4 |       the ground into so great a substance of the flesh, built up out
10     II, 5 |      origin of his soul, His own substance too, to be deceived by the
11     II, 8 |       same human being, the same substance of his soul, the same condition
12     II, 9 |           in what way soever the substance of the Creator is found
13     II, 16|          corruptibility of man's substance, as in God they are rendered
14    III, 6 |     Creator's Son and Spirit and Substance is also His Christ, you
15    III, 6 |        identity of their natural substance; for if in Its fulness It
16    III, 8 |     course, to reject the bodily substance of Christ, since he had
17    III, 8 |      wrong touching the external substance? How will it be possible
18    III, 9 |        of a true and solid human substance. For if (on your terms)
19    III, 9 |        to have assigned the true substance of flesh to these true sensations
20    III, 9 |     fitted on to angels the true substance of men, from whatever source
21    III, 9 |        human way except in human substance: it was withal unborn, because
22    III, 10|     except in the image of human substance? Why, then, not rather in
23    III, 10|      come in some other worthier substance, and especially his own,
24    III, 10|      subject, there is really no substance which is worthy of becoming
25    III, 11|          evidence from his human substance, and that thus the Christ
26    III, 11|          on the mere mask of his substance, to act out from its earliest
27    III, 24|     changed in a moment into the substance of angels, even by the investiture
28     IV, 7 |     rather than pulling down the substance of the law and the prophets.
29     IV, 8 | conclusion respecting His bodily substance, which cannot be believed
30     IV, 8 |          an alien or any sort of substance, who did not happen to have
31     IV, 8 |         did not happen to have a substance of his own, but had descended
32     IV, 9 |         also as of the Creator's substance. There is nothing of which
33     IV, 10|  briefest possible terms, on the substance of Christ's body, against
34     IV, 19|     ministered unto Him of their substance," amongst whom was the wife
35     IV, 20|    reason of this vacuity of his substance, was incapable of contamination,
36     IV, 21|       after the law of corporeal substance, from the fluids of a woman;
37     IV, 21|        because wanting in bodily substance. Never, therefore, could
38     IV, 38|       image, likeness, name, and substance. Let Marcion's god look
39     IV, 38|    inquiry, this was the sum and substance of the dispute. And to it
40     IV, 40|       lacked the truth of bodily substance, it follows that He must
41      V, 7 |         nor had He any corporeal substance which He could pay for our
42      V, 9 |      alive in Christ as a bodily substance, since we died in Adam as
43      V, 9 |         died in Adam as a bodily substance. The similarity, indeed,
44      V, 9 |     Christ concur in identity of substance with our mortality in Adam.
45      V, 10|       sort of body, but the very substance thereof. Notwithstanding,
46      V, 10|      identity of either name, or substance, or origin. Now, although
47      V, 10|          are not absent from the substance of the flesh, we are notwithstanding
48      V, 10|     enjoined to put off, not the substance, but the works of the flesh,
49      V, 10|         of the flesh, not to the substance thereof. For not that is
50      V, 10|    assert a resurrection for the substance thereof, as the gate of
51      V, 10|         it may be rendered a fit substance for the kingdom of God. "
52      V, 11|      mean to restore this same I substance of ours at the resurrection,
53      V, 12|     flesh and blood" (since this substance enters not the kingdom of
54      V, 13|    anticipate a remark about the substance of Christ, in the prospect
55      V, 13|         Now, whatever may be the substance, since he mentions "the
56      V, 14|      this sinful flesh by a like substance, even a fleshly one, which
57      V, 14|         very copy of the sinning substance itself flesh also-only without
58      V, 14|        not to any falsity of the substance. Because he would not have
59      V, 14|          be so predicated of the substance as to deny the verity thereof;
60      V, 14|         he has both affirmed the substance, that is, the flesh and
61      V, 14|     likeness to the fault of the substance, that is, to its sin. But
62      V, 14|   likeness was predicated of the substance, the truth of the said substance
63      V, 14| substance, the truth of the said substance will not be thereby denied.
64      V, 14|           Why then call the true substance like? Because it is indeed
65      V, 14|       the view of condemning the substance (of the flesh), but the
66      V, 14|  properly chargeable, not on the substance of the flesh, but on its
67      V, 14|            and proved the bodily substance of Christ; inasmuch as our
68      V, 15|         anything rather than the substance of the flesh, (tell me)
69      V, 15|           Indeed, I see no other substance in man, after spirit and
70      V, 17|          Christ. As touching the substance of nature, He "made" him;
71      V, 19|        WHAT THE SHADOW IS TO THE SUBSTANCE.~I am accustomed in my prescription
72      V, 19|        by passing from shadow to substance that is, from figurative
73      V, 20|        in the matter of Christ's substance that in Him there was nothing
74      V, 20|    fashion as a man," not in his substance, that is to say, his flesh;
75      V, 20|       his flesh; just as if to a substance there did not accrue both
76      V, 20|       For in both cases the true substance will have to be excluded,
77      V, 20|          constituted of a mortal substance. Still more plainly does
78      V, 20|         first? They will have no substance from which to undergo a