Chapter

 1 2     |     accomplish those of which men had had but a foretaste;
 2 2     |    world, who is known to all men naturally by the testimony
 3 3     |       For that which commends men's common sense is its very
 4 4     |   being well aware how easily men's minds are caught by its
 5 4     |       unseemly language these men actually use, you must test
 6 5     |    Inasmuch as all uneducated men, therefore, still form their
 7 8     |  exposed to the hatred of all men; when it pines in prisons
 8 10    |  shall not remain among these men, because they are flesh; "
 9 11    |     amongst your philosophers men who maintain that this world
10 13    |      no great thing. But must men die once for all, while
11 16    |       they would claim to be) men themselves, and therefore (
12 18    |    exposed to the gaze of all men: it is "The Resurrection
13 18    |     it is the rising again of men's bodies that is meant.~
14 22    |  taking place now, as soon as men come to the knowledge of
15 22    |    sea and the waves roaring, men's hearts failing them for
16 24    |    since it was still calling men, yet they must at that time
17 26    |   vain that God should invite men to obedience by the fruits
18 26    |     these to even irreligious men and blasphemers; on a general
19 29    |     and breathe in these dead men, and let them live. So I
20 32    |     symbolize) especially the men who are wildly opposed to
21 33    |        it was not then to all men; and if not to all, it follows
22 35    |     which cannot be killed by men; and of the mortality of
23 35    |   sometimes indeed killed, by men. In like manner, I should
24 36    |    because Christ denied that men would marry, He therefore
25 37    |        that is to say, sinful men in other words, those who
26 38    |       matter for Him to raise men to die over again. If, however,
27 38    |      to put in secure keeping men's belief in a future resurrection,
28 39    | Sadducees and the Pharisees: "Men and brethren," he says, "
29 39    |    his writings to strengthen men's belief of this Christian
30 40    |    apostle had mentioned two "men" "the inner man," that is,
31 42    |     most probably be found of men who had just died so recently
32 45    |  brings no accusation against men's bodies, of which he even
33 48    |      or different ones, which men are to resume. Since, however,
34 49    |      apostle once for all, as men. For even if Christ were
35 49    |    however he has declared of men which are yet alive in the
36 50    |     it is in consideration of men's merits that a difference
37 53    |       the flesh indeed of all men is still experiencing, but
38 57    |       soul, you ascribe it to men at the cost of half their
39 57    |      again. If God raises not men entire, He raises not the
40 57    |     then, that we read, "With men these things are impossible,
41 59    |     God." It is the issues of men, not their substances, which
42 61    |    priest and advocate before men? Adam indeed gave their
43 61    |     Christ! How many, both of men and women, whom nature has
44 62    |  sometimes. were "equal unto" men, by eating and drinking,
45 62    |   angels, when they became as men, submitted in their own
46 62    |     were flesh, why shall not men in like manner, when they
47 62    |     repeal their existence as men; but He said, "They shall
48 63conc|      perverseness, reanimated men's faltering faith in the