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 1 4 | pleasure in returning to their old condition? Or shall they
 2 19|      from the sepulchre of the old man, even as the Lord likened
 3 28|       order, subdue to man the old serpent, the devil, however
 4 37|      those who partake of "the old man," that is to say, sinful
 5 39|      Jews, than to-explain the Old Testament and confirm the
 6 42|      carcases of the giants of old time; it will be obvious
 7 44|     like putting new wine into old bottles. When also he adds, "
 8 45|                       XLV. THE OLD MAN AND THE NEW MAN OF ST.
 9 45| themselves on the point of the old and the new man. When the
10 45|     enjoins us "to put off the old man, which is corrupt according
11 45|   substances, and applying the old one to the flesh and the
12 45|     spirit, he ascribes to the old man that is to say, the
13 45|       nor can the flesh be the old man because it is the former.
14 45| existence. If the flesh be the old man, when did it become
15 45|      there could be no part an old man. And from that time,
16 45|        are either entirely the old man or entirely the new,
17 45|       a very clear mark of the old man. For "put off," says
18 45|       former conversation, the old man; " (he does) not say
19 45|    suppose the flesh to be the old man, hasten their own death,
20 45|       that by laying aside the old man they may satisfy the
21 45|      maintain that as well the old man as the new has relation
22 45|   former conversation was "the old man" was also corrupt, and
23 45|       we hold) that it is "the old man in reference to its
24 47|       the world, which, as the old man, he declares to be "
25 49|    reckoned to consist in "the old conversation," which old
26 49|       old conversation," which old conversation receives not
27 49|     reduced to the life of the old conversation. Of course,
28 49|        in consequence of their old conversation, they were
29 49|    these two substances as the old man abandoned to mere flesh
30 50|        as being accounted "the old or former conversation,"
31 57|        him to undergo the same old sufferings? I trow not.
32 60|      will you contend that the old form and finish is still