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 1 1 |        quality (of the corporeal state)than to deny it wholly:
 2 2 |     ESTIMATION, AS TO ITS FUTURE STATE. ITS EXTINCTION, HOWEVER,
 3 4 |      from a shattered to a solid State, from an empty to a full
 4 12|    things return to their former state, after having gone out of
 5 14|        life except in his entire state. As therefore he lived,
 6 24|  obstacle is there but the Roman state, the falling away of which,
 7 30| resurrection, for (they say) the state of the Jews is one of humiliation,
 8 30|   allegorically applied to their state, since it has to be gathered
 9 30|     applying this passage to the state of Jewish affairs; or even
10 30|        restoration of the Jewish state? In fact, by the very circumstance
11 30|       the recovery of the Jewish state is prefigured by the reincorporation
12 30|    indeed of which their renewed state could alone express the
13 31|     bones refers properly to the state of Israel, why is the same
14 34|       and help man in his entire state? The apostle, however, suggests
15 35|         flesh "), I will at once state that I understand by the
16 36|         to pass into the angelic state by putting on the raiment
17 37|         the view of ordering the state of salvation as a spiritual
18 40|          death, in its appointed state of perpetual decay; but
19 46|        righteousness to the same state for which he determined
20 46|    participation in the selfsame state. From the following words,
21 49|       the image of a Being whose state is in heaven; but after
22 57|          are we restored; to our state by birth, not to our condition
23 59|        incapable of possessing a state of such different features.
24 59|         has put a distinction of state, not of nature, amongst
25 60|       dispensation of the future state ought not to be compared
26 60|          its limbs in the future state, that the flesh will be
27 62|          necessity of our bodily state; even as the angels, too,