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 1 9 |     upon the less honourable members;" although ruined, since
 2 10|     he makes our bodies "the members of Christ;" and he exhorts
 3 17|    its own), although it has members (of its own), which in like
 4 45|     his neighbor: for we are members one of another. Be ye angry,
 5 46| mentioned as dwelling in our members. Our members, therefore,
 6 46| dwelling in our members. Our members, therefore, will no longer
 7 47|    that ye should yield your members as instruments of unrighteousness
 8 47|     from the dead " and your members as instruments of righteousness."
 9 47|      As ye have yielded your members servants of uncleanness,
10 47|       even so now yield your members servants of righteousness
11 47|       whilst withdrawing our members from unrighteousness and
12 51|     he has described "in his members as warring against the law
13 60|      will there be for these members to take in, masticate, swallow,
14 61|     FUNCTIONS OF OUR VARIOUS MEMBERS. APOLOGY FOR THE NECESSITY
15 61|     natural functions of our members, for the purpose of upsetting
16 61|     and the pleasures of our members may be suspended, with an