Chapter

 1 14|     a nature that when once destroyed it was capable of being
 2 14|   on a thing which had been destroyed. Now, if we have proved
 3 18|     the incidents of) being destroyed, thrown down, and kept down
 4 29|    them have been violently destroyed. Therefore prophesy unto
 5 35|    that "body and soul" are destroyed in bell, a distinction is
 6 35| flesh, which, as it will be destroyed in hell since it did not "
 7 35|     not "rather fear" being destroyed by God so also will it be
 8 42|    that what is dead is not destroyed by those other before-mentioned
 9 44|     that the flesh shall be destroyed, because it is "an earthen
10 51|  that "the last enemy to be destroyed is death." In this way,
11 52|    body; nor is that at all destroyed on which the superimposed
12 54|    it, not as consumed, and destroyed, and lost. But death, you
13 54|   of life, (in the sense of destroyed by it) when it is actually
14 55|     is one thing, but being destroyed is another thing. Now this
15 55|     amounts to destruction. Destroyed, however, it must be by
16 55| Therefore, as that which is destroyed is not changed, so that
17 55|     which is changed is not destroyed. To perish is altogether
18 60| bodily frame itself must be destroyed, its permanence without