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 1 arg   |    AFFIRMING THAT IT COULD NOT RISE AGAIN, AND THAT THE SOUL
 2 2     |        according to him, is to rise again, neither soul nor
 3 9     |       brought near to God, not rise again? God forbid, God forbid, (
 4 12    |      And surely, as all things rise again for man, for whose
 5 18    |     nothing can be expected to rise again, unless it has first
 6 23    |     mind that he shows that we rise (with Christ), since it
 7 24    |       the dead in Christ shall rise first: then we which are
 8 24    |       that they may be able to rise again; and then how are
 9 28    |        needs be that the flesh rise again, to which the life,
10 30    |   bones which were destined to rise again. Then in the concluding
11 35    |      is able in like manner to rise again by the will of the
12 35    |   reason that, when fallen, we rise again. He affirms, lastly,
13 36    |     proved that they would not rise again. On the contrary,
14 41    |       the dead in Christ shall rise first: then we too shall
15 42    |   writes: "We shall all indeed rise again (though we shall not
16 42    |        flesh will by all means rise again, and, from the change
17 47    |   baptism, but in a reality we rise again in the flesh, even
18 48    |         if so be that the dead rise not. For if the dead rise
19 48    |      rise not. For if the dead rise not, then is not Christ
20 48    |    answer. How then did Christ rise again? In the flesh, or
21 48    |        the sepulchre, did also rise again; (and it was) not
22 48    |       If, therefore, we are to rise again after the example
23 48    |         we shall certainly not rise according to that example,
24 48    |        we also shall ourselves rise again in the flesh. "For,"
25 48    |        asks, unless the bodies rise again which are thus baptized?
26 50    |    natural condition they will rise again for the judgment,
27 50    |     the judgment, because they rise not for the kingdom. Again,
28 50    |  therefore, must in every case rise again, equally, in their
29 51    |     trump, when the dead shall rise incorruptible." But what
30 52    |       THE BODY WHICH DIED WILL RISE AGAIN, GARNISHED WITH THE
31 52    |      existence, if it does not rise again if it rises not again
32 53    |      DIED, IS THAT WHICH IS TO RISE AGAIN. THE RESURRECTION
33 53    |      that the body which is to rise again is that which was
34 53    |       may also accrue to it to rise again in incorruption, and
35 55    |   proving that the flesh shall rise again we ipso facto prove
36 55    |    different flesh which is to rise again; as if, indeed, so
37 55    |       perishes, if it does not rise again, so also does it equally
38 55    | equally perish even if it does rise again, on the supposition
39 55    |    existence, as if it did not rise again at all. And how absurd
40 55    |        And how absurd is it to rise again for the purpose of
41 55    |     had it in its power not to rise again, and so lose airs
42 56    |     Better that Marcion should rise again than Valentinus. For
43 57    |   condition by accident, do we rise again. If God raises not
44 57    |       flesh be said to have to rise again, you rashly set up
45 63conc|         And so the flesh shall rise again, wholly in every man,