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 1 1intro|         altogether different from human flesh. For they cannot but
 2 1intro| determined that Christ' flesh was human, a presumption would immediately
 3 3     |       would He have sustained the human character on the supposition
 4 3     |     angels have been changed into human form, and have even borne
 5 3     |       they have been changed into human bodily form, nevertheless
 6 4     |        MARCION'S DISPARAGEMENT OF HUMAN FLESH INCONSISTENT AS WELL
 7 4     |       were you born? You detest a human being at his birth; then
 8 5     |           TRULY LIVED AND DIED IN HUMAN FLESH. INCIDENTS OF HIS
 9 5     |           FLESH. INCIDENTS OF HIS HUMAN LIFE ON EARTH, AND REFUTATION
10 5     |          be born, and how to die, human without doubt, as born of
11 5     |       without doubt, as born of a human being. It will therefore
12 5     |           is anything else than a human being, or Marcion's man
13 5     |        the Son of man without any human parent; just as He is not
14 5     |         states the divine and the human is distinctly asserted with
15 6     |           liberate, and judge the human race, in the habit of a
16 6     |        could be transfigured into human shape, and for the time
17 8     |        sufficient for proving the human flesh of Christ by a defence
18 9     |        body did not reach even to human beauty, to say nothing of
19 9     |           sufferings attested His human flesh, the contumely proved
20 11    |         by their maintenance of a human flesh for it. Christ, however,
21 11    |       even a soul of a thoroughly human condition, not making it
22 12    |         ASSUMED IT IN HIS PERFECT HUMAN NATURE, NOT TO REVEAL AND
23 12    |         is not even the name of a human being, only that of a carcase.
24 13    |                    XIII. CHRIST'S HUMAN NATURE. THE FLESH AND THE
25 14    |           ANGELIC NATURE, BUT THE HUMAN. IT WAS MEN, NOT ANGELS,
26 14    |      motive which led Him to take human nature. Man's salvation
27 14    |         God? Well, but as bearing human nature, He is so far made
28 15    |       believe that that flesh was human might pretend it to be anything
29 15    |          heretics), if it was not human, and was not born of man,
30 15    |           speaks of Him as verily human (when he says), "Jesus Christ
31 15    |          in proof that Christ had human flesh derived from man,
32 15    |          outset to believe that a human and earthly substance was
33 15    |   weakness." Here they discover a human being mingled with a divine
34 16    |           ADAM, NOT RECEIVED FROM HUMAN SEED, ALTHOUGH AS ENTIRELY
35 16    |        SEED, ALTHOUGH AS ENTIRELY HUMAN AS OUR OWN, WHICH IS DERIVED
36 16    |         came not of the seed of a human father, let them remember
37 16    |        ours without the seed of a human father. As earth was converted
38 16    |        ours without the seed of a human father, so also was it quite
39 16    |         selfsame flesh, without a human father's agency.~
40 17    |          proof that His flesh was human, if He derived its substance
41 17    |       with clear evidences of the human character of His flesh,
42 17    |       state, reduced as yet by no human labour, with no seed as
43 17    |           unstained as yet by any human generation. But that I may
44 18    |         ASSUMPTION OF OUR PERFECT HUMAN NATURE BY THE SECOND PERSON
45 18    |           God should be born of a human father's seed, lest, if
46 18    |          for His Father without a human mother, so likewise, after
47 18    |          for His mother without a human father. He is thus man with
48 18    |         But if He here spoke of a human being simply, and not of
49 18    |            and must maintain that human nature was not suitable
50 19    |           common principle of the human race, born of blood, and
51 20    |         REAL AND EXACT BIRTH OF A HUMAN MOTHER, AS SUGGESTED BY
52 21    |       flesh without the seed of a human father, so there should
53 22    |         HE IS INCORPORATED IN THE HUMAN STOCK OF DAVID, AND ABRAHAM,
54 25conc|          of the virgin, and being human in its nature. And this