Chapter

 1 2 |    estimate Christ forms of the (said sect, even the) Sadducees.
 2 2 |     question under review may be said to have been determined.
 3 5 |         Word. "Let us make man," said He, before He created him,
 4 6 |      although of the flesh it is said: "Dust thou art, and unto
 5 13|          phenomena can hardly be said to die so much as to come
 6 18|        in its very substance, He said, "Destroy this temple, and
 7 18|        spot to bury Sarah in, he said to them, "Give me the possession
 8 22|          if the Lord Himself had said nothing (except that prophecies
 9 22|       shall be at hand, which is said to be approaching up to
10 26|        be understood) when it is said by Isaiah: "Awake, awake,
11 27|         Revelation of John it is said: "These are they which have
12 29|       they were very dry. And He said unto me, Son of man, will
13 29|          these bones live? And I said, O Lord God, Thou knowest.
14 29|        God, Thou knowest. And He said unto me, Prophesy upon these
15 29|        no breath in them. And He said unto me, Prophesy to the
16 29|     exceeding many. And the Lord said unto me, Son of man, these
17 30|       breath, such as it is here said they will have, by reason
18 30|       different from what He had said.~
19 31|       begin to pass away. For He said before: "As the new heaven
20 32|        devoured, when redress is said to be demanded of their
21 32|         words, as if all that is said of the substances in question
22 33|       Lord, like (the prophets), said everything in the way of
23 34|          can at the same time be said to be lost lost, that is,
24 37|          sense He had previously said: "He that heareth my words,
25 38|       His own examples, that the said resurrection will be a bodily
26 38|         can never allow it to be said that the resurrection of
27 46|          with its inhabitant. He said, indeed, that "sin dwelleth
28 47|         not suppose that this is said merely of that life which
29 49|           of what I have already said, because the conjunction "
30 50|        blood, as we have already said, by themselves fail to obtain
31 51|       inasmuch as he had plainly said that the works of the flesh
32 53|          again the first man (is said to be) of the earth, and
33 53|          or natural) body can be said to be sown? Surely the flesh
34 55|       splendid example that Paul said: "Who shall change our vile
35 57| sufferings, if the same flesh be said to have to rise again, you
36 60|          to do; but it cannot be said to be useless if it has
37 62|        incidents. Lastly, Christ said not, "They shall be angels,"
38 62|         existence as men; but He said, "They shall be equal unto