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 1 2 |           and claim for it a human nature without any peculiarity
 2 2 |    peculiarity of condition such a nature as has marked out Christ
 3 2 |             is precisely of such a nature as the Creator promised
 4 2 |        spare even this part of our nature, which he follows Aristotle
 5 2 |          in lieu of it. Some third nature it is which, according to
 6 3 |           things are known even by nature: the immortality of the
 7 3 |        intelligences of our common nature, when they pronounce God
 8 5 |       springing of course from the nature of the case. For the creatures
 9 7 | sovereignty. For what enjoyment of nature is there, what produce of
10 8 |         the condition of our human nature. Let us now consider its
11 10|     MAGNIFIES THE FLESH, AS TO ITS NATURE AND ITS PROSPECTS.~You hold
12 11|           in the public domains of nature any analogies to convince
13 12|             XII. SOME ANALOGIES IN NATURE WHICH CORROBORATE THE RESURRECTION
14 12|      inspired words. He first sent Nature to you as a teacher, meaning
15 12|            instructor, that, being Nature's disciple, you may more
16 13|           BODIES.~If, however, all nature but faintly figures our
17 14|            much in the parables of nature as in His spoken word, let
18 14|          whether it were of such a nature that when once destroyed
19 14|          from the attribute of His nature. But now he experiences
20 16|            to the diversity in the nature of the objects. For every
21 16|              from its community of nature, which renders it in all
22 17|            kind of solidity in its nature, such as enables it both
23 17|         incapacity; for in its own nature it has simply the ability
24 18|            erect by means of life. Nature pronounces God's sentence: "
25 33|        nothing figurative in their nature. This is the reason why
26 33|         may not exclude the bodily nature of the flesh by suggesting
27 33|     disparagement to the corporeal nature of the soul, a point which
28 34|            safe"already in its own nature by reason of its immortality,
29 34|            assigns to each several nature that reward which is suited
30 35|           body of a subtle, secret nature, he must show, disclose,
31 35|       again, the body or corporeal nature of the soul is cast in my
32 42|             and not by the laws of nature. Therefore, inasmuch as
33 45|          not to any discrepancy of nature. And just as we acknowledge
34 45|       flesh, and identical in that nature, even when it has become "
35 49|            substances, and of what nature are they, which the apostle
36 49|        them not from their present nature, but from their future glory;
37 51|          OF JESUS IN HIS INCARNATE NATURE AT THE RIGHT HAND OF GOD
38 52|          grain in kind; nor is its nature the same, or its quality
39 52|       difference of honour, not of nature. With this view he adds,
40 55|          lose nothing of his human nature, nor so to be made another
41 57|          at the cost of half their nature? What is the good of believing
42 57|          we when we recover it. To nature, not to injury, are we restored;
43 57|           again, you rashly set up nature against her Lord, and impiously
44 57|            Lord God both to change nature, and to preserve her, without
45 57|   reforming our condition, not our nature, by taking away from it
46 59|             from any difference of nature? Nay, rather Christ has
47 59|       distinction of state, not of nature, amongst the same nations,
48 61|        both of men and women, whom nature has made sterile, with a
49 62|        loss of their own intrinsic nature. If therefore angels, when