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 1 7     |       suppose, to have been made good with clay, if Adam was still
 2 8     | offerings to God paid out of the good services of the flesh. Come,
 3 9     |       the only God, and the very good. Now, as He requires from
 4 10    |         in his flesh dwelleth no good thing;" although he affirms
 5 14    |        God who is both supremely good as well as just__ supremely
 6 14    |         well as just__ supremely good from His own (character),
 7 14    |           by both succouring the good and punishing the evil,
 8 15    |     flesh which is associated in good works; and idle, were He
 9 16    |      free from all imputation of good works, as it is of evil
10 18    |        displayed, as well as the good reasons for the judgment,
11 26    |      since it has never done any good or evil? "Cursed," no doubt,
12 26    |        Isaiah, "Ye shall eat the good of the land," the expression
13 26    |        man, "sending rain on the good and on the evil, and making
14 27    |    statement about the reward of good works, he says: "Then shall
15 34    |          on the shoulders of the Good Shepherd, we have here unquestionably
16 35    |          feast in the raiment of good works, will have to be "
17 37    |       forth; they that have done good, to the resurrection of
18 42    |    foundations of the Odeum on a good many ancient graves, people
19 43    |     indeed confident and deem it good rather to be absent from
20 43    |         hath done, whether it be good or bad." Now I ask, how
21 45    |      that even if the soul was a good deal prior to the flesh,
22 45    |        hands (the thing which is good), that he may have to give
23 45    |         mouth, but that which is good for the edification of faith,
24 48    |      will see whether there be a good reason for this. Now it
25 50    |         the kingdom of God. With good reason, then, flesh and
26 53    |   therefore by no means the same good reason why the soul should
27 57    |        their nature? What is the good of believing in the resurrection,
28 63conc|        she had escaped, "and the good" which she has acquired.