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 1 1     | RESURRECTION OF THE BODY BROUGHT TO LIGHT BY THE GOSPEL. THE FAINTEST'
 2 8     |          the cruellest privation of light, in banishment from the
 3 12    |             so over the loss of the light there is mourning. But yet
 4 19    |           will stand out in clearer light, and out of uncertainties
 5 21    |          should be void of all real light in themselves? The grander
 6 27    |            he says: "Then shall thy light break forth as the morning,
 7 29    |      statements of Holy Writ, throw light upon the resurrection of
 8 33    |            parables obscure not the light of the gospel, how unlikely
 9 37    |              He has likewise thrown light on the object which receives
10 40    |          the apostle says: "For our light affliction, which is but
11 40    |            despised by us, as being light and temporary; preferring
12 44    |              when he speaks of the "light which God hath commanded
13 44    |             our hearts, to give the light of the knowledge of the
14 44    |          treasure? Now if that true light, which is in the person
15 44    |              and that life with its light is committed to the flesh,
16 47    |          our heretics, who shun the light of Scripture: "And the very
17 55    |           His raiment for a robe of light; but He still retained features
18 55    |        transformed into an angel of light," loses his own proper character.
19 59    |        Christ has shone as the true light on the nations within the
20 63conc|            Testaments) by the clear light of their (sacred) words
21 63conc|           effusions of His gracious light upon these inspired writings,