Chapter

 1 2     |        task in insinuating the existence of a second god, to the
 2 5     |        the flesh, too, had its existence from the Word of God, because
 3 11    |   since they absolutely had no existence at all previous to His production
 4 11    |       when even to have had no existence is tantamount to having
 5 12    |    very purpose of coming into existence again. Nothing perishes
 6 13    |   himself, but just now out of existence; another, yet the same.
 7 16    |     the soul from its earliest existence in the womb, is mixed up
 8 28    |       that which never had any existence. Existence, however, it
 9 28    |       never had any existence. Existence, however, it will have,
10 30    |         that must have a prior existence for itself, which is used
11 45    | preceding things could have no existence. If the flesh be the old
12 52    |      safe, if it is nowhere in existence, if it does not rise again
13 55    |       as much fail of a future existence, as if it did not rise again
14 55    |    does not perish, it has its existence still. A change, indeed,
15 55    |       same condition of bodily existence may continue even in glory
16 60    |        be useless if it has no existence. If, indeed, it has existence,
17 60    |  existence. If, indeed, it has existence, it will be quite possible
18 62    |      order not to repeal their existence as men; but He said, "They
19 63conc|   either to deny or change her existence even in Christ corrupting