Chapter

 1 2 |          as they are, to give a different dispensation to Christ,
 2 2 |         away to the object of a different hope, whom however of his
 3 3 | yourself a Christian, you are a different man from a heathen: give
 4 6 |      becomes gold, but is a far different substance, more splendid
 5 11|       reformation of matter far different substances and far different
 6 11|    different substances and far different forms from those which Matter
 7 18|     understanding it in a sense different from that which is attested
 8 25|      now, without any regard to different times, or else then, at
 9 30|        even if it do indicate a different recovery from the resurrection
10 30|        had been to do something different from what He had said.~
11 32|      will forthwith devise some different application of these words,
12 39|    question, not in a body of a different kind from ours.~
13 45|      substances, but not at two different periods; rather they are
14 48|        an example borrowed from different circumstances, or from like
15 48|         it be the very same, or different ones, which men are to resume.
16 52|      that in the resurrection a different body is to arise from that
17 53|       Besides, things which are different in character are only incapable
18 55|        presumption that it is a different flesh which is to rise again;
19 55|     things which are absolutely different, as mutation and destruction
20 56|        unless it has risen some different thing.~
21 59|        bears the character of a different dispensation, even an eternal
22 59|      possessing a state of such different features. This would be