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 1      I, 11    |     preach, and having suffered rise again from the dead, if
 2      I, 24    |      according to him, does not rise again. Now, whence comes
 3      I, 24    |    whole and entire; whereas to rise again but in part will be
 4     II, 12    |          motion, and state, the rise and setting of each, are
 5     II, 17    |   unjust, and making His sun to rise on the evil and on the good,"
 6    III, 8     |          destined, forsooth, to rise again, but peradventure
 7    III, 24    | resurrection of the saints, who rise sooner or later according
 8     IV, 19    |    called these wealthy ladies "Rise up, ye women that are at
 9     IV, 36    |   unjust, and maketh His sun to rise on the evil and on the good;"
10     IV, 43conc| crucified, and on the third day rise again." "Must be delivered
11      V, 7     |      members of Christ will not rise again, for they are no longer
12      V, 9     |     RESURRECTION. THE BODY WILL RISE AGAIN. CHRIST'S JUDICIAL
13      V, 9     |      which has fallen down. "To rise," indeed, can be predicated
14      V, 9     |      always lying down. But "to rise again" is predicable only
15      V, 10    |       for the dead, if the dead rise not?" Now, never mind that
16      V, 10    |       it was a body which would rise again. Indeed, since he
17      V, 15    |       the dead in Christ, shall rise first," being "caught up
18      V, 20    |         this body of ours shall rise again, which is now in a
19      V, 20    |     what shall they do who will rise first? They will have no