Chapter

 1 2     | established. There is no need, I suppose, to treat of the soul's
 2 7     |           but it ought, I should suppose, to have been made good
 3 15    |          we are not permitted to suppose that God is either unjust
 4 17    |       our opinion will be apt to suppose that the flesh will have
 5 22    |            that earth," which, I suppose, is as yet unshattered?
 6 26    |    Creator!" You will reckon, (I suppose) onions and truffles among
 7 31    |         must not on that account suppose that the purpose of revelation
 8 32    |     POWER.~But, that you may not suppose that it is merely those
 9 34    |      which is lost." What do you suppose that to be which is lost?
10 35    |          any one shall violently suppose that the destruction of
11 38    |       poor knowledge of God, who suppose Him to be only capable of
12 45    |      therefore, do not those who suppose the flesh to be the old
13 46    |        the flesh; but no one can suppose him to have any such view
14 47    |      life." And that you may not suppose that this is said merely
15 47    |          its clearness, I should suppose to have been written with
16 48    |         presumption as made them suppose that the vicarious baptism (
17 51    |       Moreover, that you may not suppose the apostle to have any
18 52    |        be," are you permitted to suppose that in the resurrection
19 52    |       written;" that you may not suppose that the "being sown" means
20 53    |       two Adams. Now, do you not suppose that he is distinguishing
21 57    |         retrieval of the body. I suppose, moreover, that he promises
22 63conc|          of a foster-sister. But suppose the flesh to be the bride,