Chapter

 1 14|         if we have proved these two points, I should like you
 2 14|     judicial examination of the two natures of man both his
 3 14|    consists of the union of the two natures, he must therefore
 4 22|       to the appointment of the two angels? Up to the present
 5 33|         the co-operation of the two natures, that so the corporeality
 6 34|    equally distributed over the two substances, and makes him
 7 35|      obviously made between the two; and we are left to understand
 8 35|       final annihilation of the two substances, and not to their
 9 36|         the resurrection of the two natures of man. Nor does
10 37| Therefore He has rather put the two propositions in a way which
11 40|       the apostle had mentioned two "men" "the inner man," that
12 40|     sense, the bond between the two closely united substances,
13 45|         distinction between the two substances, and applying
14 45|       it comes the later of the two; nor can the flesh be the
15 45| difference in time; so that the two have been even generated
16 45|   identical in their birth. The two are no doubt produced by
17 45|    produced by human parents of two substances, but not at two
18 45|      two substances, but not at two different periods; rather
19 48|        hand, to distinguish the two authors Adam of death, Christ
20 49|         duty to interpret these two substances as the old man
21 53|       distinguishes between the two states, in the very essentials
22 53|           as in the case of the two Adams. Now, do you not suppose
23 53|      distinction therein in the two Adams, that is, in the first
24 53| classification together) in the two Adams compatible, so that
25 57|       For when he propounds the two clauses, that "this corruptible
26 59|       bears about in his person two instruments of lasciviousness,
27 60|    organs of generation, in the two sexes, and the laboratories