Chapter

 1 23|      as yet able to reach to heavenly objects. These we should
 2 26|    In this way the Jews lose heavenly blessings, by confining
 3 26|   ignorant of the promise of heavenly bread, and of the oil of
 4 42|  flesh (be covered) with the heavenly and eternal raiment it would
 5 49|    are earthy; and as is the heavenly, such are they also that
 6 49|  such are they also that are heavenly." Such (does he mean), in
 7 49|      will the earthy and the heavenly be separated, designated
 8 49|   Christ were the only true "heavenly," nay, super-celestial Being,
 9 49| those also who after Him are heavenly, are understood to have
10 49|   also bear the image of the heavenly." We have indeed borne the
11 49|   then bear the image of the heavenly in ourselves, no longer
12 49|      it is another, even the heavenly, substance to which this
13 49|   both of the earthy and the heavenly consist of moral conduct
14 49|    bore not the image of the heavenly, as they had borne the image
15 52|      examples of animals and heavenly bodies: "There is one flesh
16 52|    he take examples from the heavenly bodies: "There is one glory
17 52|    and kites, as well as the heavenly bodies and human bodies;