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 1 2 |            with the flesh and in a bodily condition, we at the same
 2 13|        teach you to believe that a bodily substance may be recovered
 3 17|        Since, then, the soul has a bodily substance of its own, it
 4 23|          one day have to undergo a bodily death, so, considering indeed
 5 23|          further have to undergo a bodily resurrection. In so many
 6 25| presumption in favour of the other bodily resurrection; for if none
 7 25|         time, it is proved to be a bodily one, because there is no
 8 26|            SCRIPTURES POINT TO THE BODILY RESURRECTION, THE ONLY SENSE
 9 26|           to us also to defend the bodily character of the resurrection
10 31|         those osseous remains with bodily substance and vital breath,
11 32|    distinct statement is made of a bodily substance, they will obstinately
12 33|          carefully understood in a bodily sense, not in a spiritual
13 33|            consideration, that the bodily substance both of the soul
14 33|           soul may not exclude the bodily nature of the flesh by suggesting
15 33|         this proposition, that the bodily character of the flesh is
16 34|          Since, however, it is the bodily substance as well as the
17 35|           most certain proofs of a bodily appointment and destination?~
18 38|        said resurrection will be a bodily one. I can never allow it
19 47|   crucified with Christ," not as a bodily structure, but as moral
20 47|          this sense, it is not our bodily frame which has been transfixed (
21 48| resurrection; for unless it were a bodily resurrection, there would
22 48| resurrection is determined to be a bodily one even from this, that
23 51|         The expression indicates a bodily exhibition. Moreover, a
24 53|           Moreover, since it was a bodily substance that assumed this
25 55|       various changes in habit, in bodily bulk, in health, in condition,
26 55|         that the same condition of bodily existence may continue even
27 55|           passed away from his own bodily substance; and that Satan
28 60|            day come to an end, the bodily frame itself must be destroyed,
29 60|        that these functions of our bodily limbs will continue to supply
30 61|            LXI. THE DETAILS OF OUR BODILY SEX, AND OF THE FUNCTIONS
31 62|          any like necessity of our bodily state; even as the angels,