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 1      I, 1pref|       their weapons of war. The dead bodies of their parents
 2      I, 11   |    suffered rise again from the dead, if it were not that he
 3      I, 13   |         fables of their ancient dead borne by their idols, has
 4     II, 4    |   breathed into him a soul, not dead but living. Goodness gave
 5    III, 8    |       is no resurrection of the dead, are refuted by the apostle
 6    III, 8    |         the resurrection of the dead is also swept away. And
 7     IV, 12   |        day restored to life the dead son of the Shunammite woman,
 8     IV, 18   |    glory in this raising of the dead, undoubtedly He either announced
 9     IV, 23   |       father's burial, "Let the dead bury their dead, but go
10     IV, 23   |         Let the dead bury their dead, but go thou and preach
11     IV, 23   |        enter where there is any dead person; and for his father
12     IV, 23   |      bidden "not to come at any dead body," not even of his father,
13     IV, 25   |        But seeing that even the dead were now raised by Christ,
14     IV, 38   |       the resurrection from the dead, neither marry nor are given
15      V, 9    |         the resurrection of the dead, let us first inquire how
16      V, 9    |       the multitude worship the dead in the presumption which
17      V, 9    |         the resurrection of the dead, it is requisite that the
18      V, 9    | accurately maintained. The word dead expresses simply what has
19      V, 9    |     result of losing it becomes dead. To the body, therefore,
20      V, 9    |       body, therefore, the term dead is only suitable. Moreover,
21      V, 9    | resurrection accrues to what is dead, and dead is a term applicable
22      V, 9    |    accrues to what is dead, and dead is a term applicable only
23      V, 10   |          CONTINUED. HOW ARE THE DEAD RAISED? AND WITH WHAT BODY
24      V, 10   |        who are baptized for the dead, if the dead rise not?"
25      V, 10   |   baptized for the dead, if the dead rise not?" Now, never mind
26      V, 10   |       well), by praying for the dead. Do not then suppose that
27      V, 10   |        of this (baptism for the dead. His only aim in alluding
28      V, 10   |         vainly baptized for the dead resorted to the practice
29      V, 10   |         To be "baptized for the dead" therefore means, in fact,
30      V, 10   |       is the body which becomes dead. What, then, shall they
31      V, 10   |      man will say, 'How are the dead raised up? With what body
32      V, 10   |     those who ask, "How are the dead raised up? with what body
33      V, 10   |         the resurrection of the dead." How? Just as the grain,
34      V, 10   |   obtains the kingdom. "For the dead shall be raised incorruptible,"
35      V, 12   |  epistle, where he wrote:) "The dead shall be raised Incorruptible (
36      V, 12   |     this, heavenly raiment, the dead also shall for their part
37      V, 13   |        For he says that "we are dead to the law." It may be contended
38      V, 13   |      have been "raised from the dead," none other body can be
39      V, 14   |          if "the body indeed is dead because of sin" (from which
40      V, 14   |         the resurrection of the dead implies the resurrection
41      V, 14   |       raised up Christ from the dead, shall also quicken your
42      V, 15   |        Christ," along with "the dead in Christ, shall rise first,"
43      V, 17   |         by raising Him from the dead, and setting Him at His
44      V, 17   |         speaks of such as "were dead in trespasses and sins,