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 1 1 |           The resurrection of the dead is the Christian's trust.
 2 1 |           they do honour to their dead, and that too in the most
 3 1 |   especially when it burns up its dead with harshest inhumanity,
 4 1 |           the resurrection of the dead.~
 5 2 |           the resurrection of the dead. It is, however, against
 6 3 |       What has undergone death is dead," and, "Enjoy life whilst
 7 12|           the resurrection of the dead. In His works did God write
 8 18|           THE RESURRECTION OF THE DEAD." THE FORCE OF THIS VERY
 9 18|           The Resurrection of the Dead." These words are prompt,
10 18|           application of the word dead, because what is called "
11 18|           the resurrection of the dead" indicates the rising up
12 18|           you, that I may bury my dead," meaning, of course, her
13 18|         be described by the word "dead." Since, then, this word
14 18|           the resurrection of the dead" is spoken of, it is the
15 19|       PHRASE "RESURRECTION OF THE DEAD," AS IF IT MEANT THE MORAL
16 19|           the resurrection of the dead, alleging that even death
17 19|         by reason of which man is dead to God, and is not less
18 19|        held a resurrection of the dead as well as we. Woe, say
19 19|          is the habitation of the dead that is, of those who know
20 21|        PHRASE RESURRECTION OF THE DEAD. IN PROPORTION TO THE IMPORTANCE
21 23|     Colossians, that we were once dead, alienated, and enemies
22 23|          hath raised Him from the dead. "And you, (adds he), when
23 23|            adds he), when ye were dead in sins and the uncircumcision
24 23|             And again: "If ye are dead with Christ from the elements
25 23|           he makes us spiritually dead in such a way, however,
26 23|         He also adds: "For ye are dead" to your sins, he means,
27 23|           the resurrection of the dead. Not as though I had already
28 23|         the resurrection from the dead in its proper time. Even
29 24|           whom He raised from the dead, even Jesus." And again: "
30 24|         the trump of God; and the dead in Christ shall rise first:
31 24|       must at that time either be dead as to the body, that they
32 28|           then draws it out again dead, and again puts his hand
33 29|      breath, and breathe in these dead men, and let them live.
34 30| RESURRECTION OF THE BODIES OF THE DEAD. A CHRONOLOGICAL ERROR OF
35 30|   humiliation, in a certain sense dead, and very dry, and dispersed
36 30|          No resurrection from the dead, of course, since there
37 30|           the resurrection of the dead was indeed foretold, but
38 31|           and of raising up their dead out of the grave? For the
39 31|       language is universal: "The dead shall arise, and come forth
40 31|       being raised again from the dead and brought out from the
41 35|           the resurrection of the dead is a resurrection of the
42 36|            effectual to raise the dead, and lastly, since He immediately
43 36|         the words, "Now, that the dead are raised," (speaking)
44 36|           the resurrection of the dead before Him who is "the God
45 37|          He, "is coming, when the dead shall hear the voice of
46 37|          live." Now, what is "the dead" but the flesh? and what
47 37|          be able to interpret the dead "that are in the graves"
48 37|        other words, those who are dead through their ignorance
49 38|            CHRIST, BY RAISING THE DEAD, ATTESTED IN A PRACTICAL
50 38|           actions, when He raises dead persons from their biers
51 38|          truth, those examples of dead persons who were raised
52 39|           and resurrection of the dead I am now called in question
53 39|           the resurrection of the dead; (and in so doing) he must
54 41|         the trump of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise first:
55 42|      found in the flesh. "And the dead," he says, "shall be raised,
56 42|           say, in the case of the dead, mortality is already swallowed
57 42|         that is mortal in all the dead shall then be found decayed
58 42|     already admitted that what is dead is not destroyed by those
59 44|          us, therefore, even when dead, does he say that this is
60 44|         as He is already from the dead. But perhaps "with Him"
61 46|         he says that "the body is dead;" but it is "because of
62 46|          raised up Jesus from the dead dwell in you, He that raised
63 46|          raised up Jesus from the dead shall also quicken your
64 46|        where he is not writing to dead persons, but to those who
65 47|          believe ourselves to be "dead with Christ," in such a
66 47|          ye also yourselves to be dead indeed.'' To what? To the
67 47|         to which they will not be dead; since it is "unto sin,"
68 47|          the flesh, that they are dead. For he pursues the point
69 47|           that are alive from the dead " not simply alive, but
70 47|      alive, but as alive from the dead " and your members as instruments
71 47|     Christ was raised up from the dead, even so we also should
72 47|         is lost, reviving what is dead, healing what is stricken,
73 48|           THE RESURRECTION OF THE DEAD EXPLAINED IN DEFENCE OF
74 48|    preached that He rose from the dead, how say some among you
75 48|         is no resurrection of the dead? If there be no resurrection
76 48|         be no resurrection of the dead, then Christ is not risen:
77 48|         not up, if so be that the dead rise not. For if the dead
78 48|         dead rise not. For if the dead rise not, then is not Christ
79 48|           The resurrection of the dead, you say, which was denied:
80 48|       that He was raised from the dead. For the very same body
81 48|           the resurrection of the dead." (This he says) in order,
82 48|         are also baptized for the dead," we will see whether there
83 48|        they then baptized for the dead,'' he asks, unless the bodies
84 48|         man will say, How are the dead to be raised? And with what
85 49|          APOSTLE EXCLUDE FROM THE DEAD? CERTAINLY NOT THE SUBSTANCE
86 51|          the last trump, when the dead shall rise incorruptible."
87 52|          body he asserts that the dead will come. And with a felicitous
88 52|           the resurrection of the dead." How so? In no other way
89 55|    changed, and it becomes like a dead one, bloodless, colourless,
90 57|         entire, He raises not the dead. For what dead man is entire,
91 57|     raises not the dead. For what dead man is entire, although
92 57|          is uninjured, when it is dead, when it is cold, when it
93 57|           motionless? Thus, for a dead man to be raised again,
94 57|       lest he, forsooth, be still dead in that part in which he
95 57|         so the apostle says: "The dead shall be raised incorruptible" (