Chapter

 1 2     |          shown with what weapons we ought to meet them. And indeed
 2 7     |     supplemented with flesh; but it ought, I should suppose, to have
 3 10    |            flesh." Even the apostle ought not to be known for any
 4 11    |            recompense of salvation, ought we not also to consider
 5 15    | participation in rewards. The flesh ought not to have any share in
 6 25    |           spiritual one, since this ought to be undergoing accomplishment
 7 26    |          that very holy land, which ought rather to be interpreted
 8 34    |            then this same condition ought in all fairness to benefit
 9 37    |           Word had become flesh, we ought therefore to desire Him
10 40    |             no doubt, that the Lord ought to be admitted into their
11 43    |          flesh is set forth; and it ought to be understood in a sense
12 46    |           persons, but to those who ought to have ceased to live after
13 47    |             death's contrary, life, ought to produce the contrary
14 49    |        passage, that he tells us we ought to bear the image of Christ
15 49    |             works of the flesh, you ought not to subvert its form
16 55    |           to be the same; indeed, I ought hardly to say another man,
17 58    |       witness, if not to that which ought to inspire in us the belief
18 60    |          one hand saying that these ought to continue permanently
19 60    |    dispensation of the future state ought not to be compared with
20 63conc|           with yourself in God. You ought rather to have been by your