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 1 1     |      deeming it) more tolerable to change the quality (of the corporeal
 2 6     |       happiness aggrandized by the change wrought in it. Now, even
 3 19    |           AS IF IT MEANT THE MORAL CHANGE OF A NEW LIFE.~Now this
 4 36    |      incorruption, although with a change in the substance which is
 5 41    |           accomplished by a sudden change, to become qualified to
 6 42    |         none shall experience this change but those only who shall
 7 42    |        destined also to obtain the change after the resurrection.
 8 42    |          rise again, and, from the change that is to come over it,
 9 42    |        found in the flesh that the change must be undergone, in order
10 42    |        also must needs undergo the change, that in them too mortality
11 47    |            Jesus Christ, who shall change our body of humiliation,
12 50    |           on immortality,'' by the change which is to follow the resurrection,
13 50    |        flesh and blood, after that change and investiture, will become
14 51    |          blood? And we undergo the change. But in what condition,
15 55    |                            LV. THE CHANGE OF A THING'S CONDITION IS
16 55    |          force and the reason of a change which (is so great, that
17 55    |          as if, indeed, so great a change amounted to utter cessation,
18 55    |             must be made between a change, however great, and everything
19 55    |        distruction. For undergoing change is one thing, but being
20 55    |        flesh were to suffer such a change as amounts to destruction.
21 55    |         however, it must be by the change, unless it shall itself
22 55    | supposition that it is lost in the change. It will as much fail of
23 55    |         has its existence still. A change, indeed, it has experienced,
24 55    |       thing may undergo a complete change, and yet remain still the
25 55    |        another thing. This form of change even the Holy Scriptures
26 55    |         that Paul said: "Who shall change our vile body, that it may
27 56    |       abolished by putting on that change of raiment which immortality
28 56    |   exception taken only against the change of the flesh, and not of
29 57    |     permitted the Lord God both to change nature, and to preserve
30 57    |           God, by virtue of such a change, of reforming our condition,
31 60    |         WILL BE RETAINED, WHATEVER CHANGE OF FUNCTIONS THESE MAY HAVE,
32 60    |            interval between them a change will take place; and we
33 63conc|         yourself either to deny or change her existence even in Christ