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 1 2 |         soul, despising the flesh, just as they also do the Lord
 2 2 |           the flesh, (treating it) just as if it were uncertain
 3 12|            power (to which we have just alluded). Day dies into
 4 13|          once more a phoenix where just now there was none; once
 5 13|             once more himself, but just now out of existence; another,
 6 14|          supremely good as well as just__ supremely good from His
 7 14|          from His own (character), just in consequence of ours.
 8 14|            experiences Him to be a just God also, from the necessity
 9 14|          same time that He is also just. For, by both succouring
10 14|          Lord and Creator, this is just such a judgment as the resurrection
11 17|           for its full perception, just as they are also for its
12 18|            is supported by so many just and reasonable considerations
13 18|          it is breathed out of it, just as it is also destined to
14 18|           which it indicates. Now, just as the term resurrection
15 20|         are involved in the words, just as the words are read in
16 22|          come to pass which He had just been uttering about the
17 26|            His sun to shine on the just and on the unjust!" Happy,
18 26|            may be recalled thereto just such as he was driven from
19 30|          resurrection of the body, just as there is a restoration
20 33|            the resurrection of the just." Now, if the mention of
21 37|          digest Him by faith. Now, just before (the passage in hand),
22 39|          was therefore maintaining just such a resurrection as the
23 41|          through the resurrection. Just as the Lore also promises
24 42|            be found of men who had just died so recently put into
25 42|          say that they whom he had just described as unclothed or
26 45|         discrepancy of nature. And just as we acknowledge that that
27 46|            acquittal of the flesh, just as its non-condemnation
28 47|           baptism into death, that just as Christ was raised up
29 47| restoration of the flesh; so that, just as death had swallowed it
30 49|            Himself flesh and soul, just as a human being is, just
31 49|          just as a human being is, just as Adam was. Indeed, in
32 53|           of their (common) flesh, just as afterwards again the
33 54|     occasional and isolated terms, just as much as they are by connected
34 54|           For the rest, it is only just and right that death should
35 62|          usual wants of the flesh; just as the angels ceased not