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  1 2     | dispensation to Christ, so that He may not be accounted as belonging
  2 2     |   particular question under review may be said to have been determined.
  3 2     |      refrain from denying that. We may ignore a certain Lucan,
  4 3     |          PRONE TO FOLLOW THEM.~One may no doubt be wise in the
  5 3     |         God is possessed by all. I may use, therefore, the opinion
  6 3     |         Every soul is immortal." I may use also the conscience
  7 3     |         attests the God of gods. I may, in like manner, use all
  8 7     |           the dignity of the flesh may seem to be diminished, because
  9 7     |     intimate is the union, that it may be deemed to be uncertain
 10 8     |             in order that the soul may be cleansed; the flesh is
 11 8     |            anointed, that the soul may be consecrated; the flesh
 12 8     |          cross), that the soul too may be fortified; the flesh
 13 8     |             that the soul likewise may fatten on its God. They
 14 11    |             into whatever abyss it may have been engulphed. And
 15 11    |             On this principle, you may be quite sure that the restoration
 16 12    |        guard, it destroys; that it may make whole, it injures;
 17 12    |            it injures; and that it may enlarge, it first lessens. (
 18 12    |         with renewal. Whatever you may chance upon, has already
 19 12    |       being Nature's disciple, you may more easily believe Prophecy,
 20 13    |            that a bodily substance may be recovered even from the
 21 14    |           this demurrer: the flesh may be quite capable of being
 22 15    |         affairs of life, that they may be emboldened to sunder
 23 15    |     association in acts, that they may be fairly able to deny also
 24 15    |           all our intentions. They may deny all combination in
 25 16    |      instruments, that so they too may participate in the merits
 26 16    |            servant (even though it may have no independent discretion
 27 17    |           order that by its aid it may be as fully able to suffer,
 28 17    |         the flesh in order that it may through the flesh also compensate
 29 17    |            of the divine vengeance may be accomplished. Besides, (
 30 18    |     burying place with you, that I may bury my dead," meaning,
 31 21    |  explicitness and obscurity, faith may be shattered, truth endangered,
 32 22    |           and pray always, that ye may be accounted worthy to escape
 33 23    |     however, follow on, if so be I may apprehend that for which
 34 23    |           blamelessness, whereby I may attain it;" meaning the
 35 23    |        Lord grant unto him that he may find mercy in that day;"
 36 23    |          converted, that your sins may be blotted out, when the
 37 24    |        that the word of the gospel may be called "the trump of
 38 24    |          as to the body, that they may be able to rise again; and
 39 25    |            in order that the world may first drink to the dregs
 40 25    |            the city of fornication may receive from the ten kings
 41 25    |  Antichrist with his false prophet may wage war on the Church of
 42 25    |          of the first resurrection may be ordained from the thrones;
 43 25    |         and universal resurrection may be determined out of the
 44 26    |          on man's account, that he may suffer the joy or the sorrow
 45 26    |            the holy land, which it may be possible to designate
 46 26    |         keep it, in order that man may be recalled thereto just
 47 27    |        even, "the wedding garment" may be regarded as the sanctity
 48 27    |     sepulchres, in order that they may be removed therefrom when
 49 28    |            in order that the blood may be punished. There are,
 50 30    |             Now God would not, you may be sure, have tried the
 51 32    |         GOD'S POWER.~But, that you may not suppose that it is merely
 52 32    |          again, in order that they may vomit up what they have
 53 33    |           corporeality of the soul may not exclude the bodily nature
 54 34    |            body; then its recovery may be effected without the
 55 34    |           lost" condition, that it may be susceptible of salvation,
 56 34    |         Son, and believeth on Him, may have eternal life: and I
 57 35    |       mortality of the body, which may be killed: whence we learn
 58 35    |           hell." But as a question may be here captiously raised
 59 35    |        with life, in order that it may receive that annihilation
 60 35    |             He says this, that you may believe that the flesh which
 61 37    |        desire Him in order that we may have life, and to devour
 62 40    |         once for all complete. You may learn this, too, from the
 63 40    |           suffer with Him, that we may be also glorified together;
 64 41    |       Father's home; although this may possibly be understood of
 65 42    |          such a way that mortality may be swallowed up of life,
 66 42    |            in order that mortality may be swallowed up of life
 67 42    |         that in them too mortality may be swallowed up of life,
 68 42    |           away (and this condition may well be called nakedness,)
 69 42    |    reinvested with the flesh, they may be able also to have put
 70 43    |            order, that is, that we may walk by sight rather than
 71 43    |             as he goes on to say, "may receive the things done
 72 44    |          says, "that His life also may be manifested." Where? "
 73 44    |        grace how great a grace you may see when the purpose is, "
 74 44    |            that the life of Christ may be manifested in it." Is
 75 44    |         Jesus' sake, that His life may be manifested in our mortal
 76 45    |            which is good), that he may have to give to him that
 77 45    |      edification of faith, that it may minister grace unto the
 78 45    |      laying aside the old man they may satisfy the apostle's precepts?
 79 46    |          PAUL ALWAYS CONDEMNS.~You may notice that the apostle
 80 46    |     following words, moreover, you may learn that it is the works
 81 46    |           shall live." Now (that I may answer each point separately),
 82 47    |     newness of life." And that you may not suppose that this is
 83 47    |       swallowed up of immortality, may hear the challenge pronounced
 84 47    |            of humiliation, that it may be fashioned like unto His
 85 47    |            it goes on to say: "And may your whole body, and soul,
 86 48    |        until now, in order that we may in our last assault overthrow
 87 48    |  originally suggested this passage may assist our judgment in arriving
 88 48    |     respect of the bodies, that it may be in relation to their
 89 48    |         supposed to be useless, he may induce an unfaltering belief
 90 49    |     conversation, in order that we may then bear the image of the
 91 50    |            the flesh and blood, it may be permitted me to claim
 92 51    |         This he says, not that you may take flesh and blood to
 93 51    |          blood. Moreover, that you may not suppose the apostle
 94 51    |            teach you, and that you may understand him seriously
 95 52    |          says, "But bare grain, it may chance of wheat, or of some
 96 52    |        that in its resurrection it may be no longer bare? That
 97 52    |    acquires from God extrinsically may also at last be accounted
 98 52    |           it is written;" that you may not suppose that the "being
 99 53    |          as) its weakness, that it may also accrue to it to rise
100 53    |         ease of Lazarus, (which we may take as) the palmary instance
101 53    |       again. For in order that you may understand it in this sense,
102 53    |             body, in order that it may become a spiritual body.
103 53    |        Christ "the last Adam," you may from this circumstance discover
104 53    |           their flesh, although it may be from their soul also.
105 54    |        expression, "that mortality may be swallowed up of life "
106 55    |         not a destruction. A thing may undergo a complete change,
107 55    |            like manner, a man also may be quite himself in substance
108 55    |      condition of bodily existence may continue even in glory the
109 55    |      change our vile body, that it may be fashioned like unto His
110 57    |          palsied, and whoever else may have passed away with any
111 58    |           they are written that we may believe both that the Lord
112 60    |          CHANGE OF FUNCTIONS THESE MAY HAVE, OF WHICH POINT, HOWEVER,
113 60    |          judgment, "that every one may receive the things done
114 60    |            renovation. For a thing may be renewed, and yet be useless
115 60    |         also not to be useless; it may possibly have something
116 61    |         gospel of God, that so you may become even His priest and
117 61    |       receptacles where human seed may collect; but are they not
118 61    |           what parts of our bodies may suit them, handle them without
119 61    |          in the present life there may be cessations of their office
120 61    |           strength! We even, as we may be able, excuse our mouths
121 61    |           pleasures of our members may be suspended, with an intermission
122 63conc|    absolute integrity. Wherever it may be, it is in safe keeping
123 63conc|          to be her extinction, you may be sure is only her temporary
124 63conc|           in birds, in beasts; she may seem to be dissolved into