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 1 11    |     may be quite sure that the restoration of the flesh is easier than
 2 14    | habitually able to confer this restoration on a thing which had been
 3 14    |   perfectly able to effect the restoration, but a cause for such recovery
 4 18    |      life; not because (such a restoration) is either unattainable
 5 26    |      even then follow that the restoration of paradise will seem to
 6 30    | breathe afresh in the way of a restoration, and to live thenceforward
 7 30    |       body, just as there is a restoration of the Jewish state? In
 8 31    | salvation and an indispensable restoration, and thereby turn off their
 9 32    |   mentioned in relation to the restoration of flesh and blood, in order
10 34    |    perish. You have (then) the restoration of the entire man, inasmuch
11 36    | without involving in doubt the restoration most especially of that
12 38    |        the temporary favour of restoration to life, it was really no
13 39    |       from him nothing but the restoration of the soul, for they would
14 41    |       did not deny the flesh's restoration; since the recompense is
15 46    |   constrained to acknowledge a restoration even of the flesh, in consequence
16 47    |      contrary effect, even the restoration of the flesh; so that, just
17 55    |   recovery of heat, and on the restoration of its natural colour, it
18 57    |      result of preservation or restoration, will be able to lose nothing
19 63conc|       HOPES FOR ITS REFRESHING RESTORATION UNDER THE INFLUENCES OF