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 1 26|        the earth, I would rather understand Him as promising the flesh;
 2 34|       been lost. We, however, so understand the soul's immortality as
 3 35|        will at once state that I understand by the human body nothing
 4 35|          two; and we are left to understand the body to be that which
 5 37|         what He would have us to understand by spirit: "The words that
 6 39| resurrection altogether, than to understand it in an alien sense. You
 7 46|       without the soul, you must understand that the carnal mind must
 8 47| behaviour. Besides, if we do not understand it in this sense, it is
 9 51|      teach you, and that you may understand him seriously to apply his
10 53|        For in order that you may understand it in this sense, he points