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 1 3 |         of God, even from one's natural powers, but only in witness
 2 35|       have a recognition of the natural immortality of the soul,
 3 50|        in none other than their natural sense. For it is not the
 4 50|    although in respect of their natural condition they will rise
 5 52|   raised in power; it is sown a natural body, it is raised a spiritual
 6 53|     LIII. NOT THE SOUL, BUT THE NATURAL BODY WHICH DIED, IS THAT
 7 53|   contend that the soul is "the natural (or animate) body, " with
 8 53|        speaks, must be both the natural (or animate) body when it
 9 53| condition, it was of course the natural (or animate) body that became
10 53|        it once more becomes the natural (or animate) body, in order
11 53|       soul should be called the natural (or animate) body, which
12 53|        soul, it then became the natural (or animate) body. Now,
13 53|       be called the animate (or natural) body, nor can it become
14 53|         at first an animate (or natural) body on receiving the soul,
15 53|    spiritual, but that which is natural, and afterward that which
16 53|      distinguishing between the natural body and the spiritual body
17 53|    spiritual, but that which is natural, and afterward that which
18 53|       That which is sown is the natural body, and that which rises
19 53|    spiritual, but that which is natural: since the first Adam was
20 53|         is that the animate (or natural) body can be said to be
21 53|         the name of animate (or natural) body, expressly because
22 55|       on the restoration of its natural colour, it is again the
23 57|         their entirety is their natural property. In this condition
24 57|       is already a human being. Natural condition" is prior to injury.
25 58|       is more powerful than all natural laws about the body, and
26 60|        time to eternity, as the natural body gives place to the
27 61|        the cleanly discharge of natural fluids? Women, moreover,
28 61|     scorn and contempt upon the natural functions of our members,