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 1 19|      must be understood in a spiritual sense. They say that which
 2 20|    accustomed also to give a spiritual significance to these statements
 3 23|       PAUL, WHICH SPEAK OF A SPIRITUAL RESURRECTION, COMPATIBLE
 4 23|   been also raised in a like spiritual sense, he equally allows
 5 25|     very maintenance of this spiritual resurrection amounts to
 6 25|   asserting only this purely spiritual resurrection. Inasmuch,
 7 25|     one, because there is no spiritual one also then announced.
 8 25|      character, that is, the spiritual one, since this ought to
 9 25|    for us even to maintain a spiritual resurrection a the commencement
10 33|     a bodily sense, not in a spiritual sense, as having nothing
11 37|      state of salvation as a spiritual thing, set out with the
12 52| natural body, it is raised a spiritual body." Now, certainly nothing
13 53|     when it is sown, and the spiritual body when it is raised again.
14 53|   order that it may become a spiritual body. For it only resumes
15 53|     at last will it become a spiritual body when invested with
16 53|  that was not first which is spiritual, but that which is natural,
17 53|      afterward that which is spiritual," as in the case of the
18 53|     the natural body and the spiritual body in the same flesh,
19 53|  that was not first which is spiritual, but that which is natural,
20 53|      afterward that which is spiritual." And thus, too, the same
21 53|     which rises again is the spiritual body; because that is not
22 53|   that is not first which is spiritual, but that which is natural:
23 53|   which it shall obtain, the spiritual body, in which it is raised
24 60|      body gives place to the spiritual, until "this mortal puts
25 62|    of flesh the treatment of spiritual beings, no more exposed
26 62| therefore to remain in their spiritual substance, because of the
27 62|      the suspension of their spiritual incidents. Lastly, Christ