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 1 2 |         and substitutes some other thing in lieu of it. Some third
 2 10|         his flesh dwelleth no good thing;" although he affirms that "
 3 11|           the difference between a thing's being produced out of
 4 13|          subject; or to what other thing can such a phenomenon bear
 5 13|      phoenix too, it were no great thing. But must men die once for
 6 14|       confer this restoration on a thing which had been destroyed.
 7 23|          apprehended: but this one thing (I do), forgetting those
 8 30|            from bones, if the same thing exactly were not to be realized
 9 30|            is a sketch of the true thing in its image, the image
10 30| figuratively to express some other thing. Vacuity is not a consistent
11 33|           should signify any other thing than their literal sense!
12 34|           to us the meaning of the thing when He says: "I came not
13 36|             and affirming the very thing which was being denied,
14 37|           salvation as a spiritual thing, set out with the principle, "
15 38|            preliminary proofs of a thing in a way which is inconsistent
16 38|         His actual disposal of the thing; nay more, from a fear that,
17 38|        indeed, is greater than the thing of which it is a sample.
18 42|            do not of course deem a thing to be decayed unless it
19 44|            in it." Is it then in a thing which is a stranger to salvation,
20 45|        working with his hands (the thing which is good), that he
21 46|          not there where that very thing is to which he opposes it
22 51|            corruptible body is one thing, and corruption is another;
23 51|            so a mortal body is one thing, and mortality is another.
24 51|          that which suffers is one thing, and that which causes it
25 52|            decay is a proof of the thing itself, since it is the
26 52|       written" refers to any other thing that the flesh.~
27 53|             nor can it become that thing which it produces. It is
28 53|            else that it makes that thing animate; but unless it so
29 54|      proper meanings. Death is one thing, and morality is another.
30 54|     morality is another. It is one thing for death to be swallowed
31 54|          swallowed up, and another thing for mortality to be swallowed
32 55|                LV. THE CHANGE OF A THING'S CONDITION IS NOT THE DESTRUCTION
33 55|           undergoing change is one thing, but being destroyed is
34 55|         being destroyed is another thing. Now this distinction would
35 55|   altogether to cease to be what a thing once was, whereas to be
36 55|       another condition. Now, if a thing exists in another condition,
37 55|           it can still be the same thing itself; for since it does
38 55|           but not a destruction. A thing may undergo a complete change,
39 55|          yet remain still the same thing. In like manner, a man also
40 55|           another man, but another thing. This form of change even
41 56|           has risen some different thing.~
42 60|     incapable of renovation. For a thing may be renewed, and yet