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 1 2 |          but a foretaste; to give present reality to the objects of
 2 2 |         of opening the way to the present inquiry: so that we have
 3 4 |       again be subject to all its present wants, especially meats
 4 5 |     likewise from Him to whom was present the will for its production.
 5 15|           it departed I mean this present life. Indeed, the soul alone
 6 17|         the flesh will have to be present at the final judgment even
 7 18|        same resurrection. But our present point is to derive from
 8 19|          who has not risen in the present body; for they fear that
 9 19|          simpleton who during his present life fails to discover the
10 22|           nigh," not of its being present already; and of "those things
11 22|         the two angels? Up to the present moment they have not, tribe
12 24|           he means indeed of this present empire, "and that man of
13 31|          from brooding over their present affairs. This indeed is
14 37|        the "profit." Thus, in the present instance, we have the Spirit
15 39|         in order to avoid, in his present condition, as an apparent
16 40|        that the sufferings of the present time are not worthy to be
17 42|       whilst groaning in this our present body, meaning, of course,
18 43|     exhortation to disregard this present life, since we are absent
19 43|         absent from the body, and present with the Lord;'' in order,
20 43|       unto God, whether absent or present; for we must all appear
21 47|         beseeches" the Romans to "present" as "a living sacrifice,
22 49| predicated of them not from their present nature, but from their future
23 49|         he suits his words to the present life, in which man exists
24 55|          in substance even in the present life, and for all that undergo
25 56|           THE RISEN BODY WITH OUR PRESENT FLESH.~For how absurd, and
26 56|       self-same soul which in our present flesh has gone through all
27 59|         life, or death, or things present, or things to come; all
28 60|         compared with that of the present world, and that in the interval
29 61|         our race. But even in the present life there may be cessations