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501 57    |         slave (seeing that the same flesh and soul will remain to
502 57    |             of protection. Thus our flesh shall remain even after
503 57    |             suffering, as it is the flesh, and the same flesh too;
504 57    |             the flesh, and the same flesh too; but at the same time
505 58    |             say, the afflictions of flesh and soul? where will you
506 58    |             full what it is for the flesh to be exempted from all
507 58    |        Himself the preserver of the flesh the more emphatically, in
508 59    |                            LIX. OUR FLESH IN THE RESURRECTION CAPABLE,
509 59    |             help when he says, "All flesh is grass;" and in another
510 59    |            in another passage, "All flesh shall see the salvation
511 59    |           Therefore it is that "all flesh is grass," which is destined
512 59    |      destined to the fire; and "all flesh shall see the salvation
513 59    |         sure that it is in no other flesh than my own that I have
514 59    |          adultery, nor in any other flesh am I striving after continence.
515 59    |           the grass" of the unclean flesh, and to reserve for himself
516 59    |          has He discriminated their flesh, which is one and the same
517 60    |            their cavils against the flesh, especially against its
518 60    |             man, intends it for his flesh; whether it is His will
519 60    |          His will that the selfsame flesh shall be renewed. If so,
520 60    |          the future state, that the flesh will be incapable of renovation.
521 62    |             treated as if they were flesh, why shall not men in like
522 62    |        their unchanged substance of flesh the treatment of spiritual
523 62    |          usual solicitations of the flesh in their angelic garb, than
524 62    |            cease to continue in the flesh, because we cease to be
525 62    |           by the usual wants of the flesh; just as the angels ceased
526 62    |             angelic likeness to the flesh, He took not from it its
527 63conc|             THE RESURRECTION OF THE FLESH IN ITS ABSOLUTE IDENTITY
528 63conc|           THE PARACLETE.~And so the flesh shall rise again, wholly
529 63conc|           to God; the spirit to the flesh, and the flesh to the spirit.
530 63conc|        spirit to the flesh, and the flesh to the spirit. Both natures
531 63conc|            soul the bride, then the flesh will follow the soul as
532 63conc|          outfit, her fortune in the flesh, which shall accompany her
533 63conc|      foster-sister. But suppose the flesh to be the bride, then in
534 63conc|            withdraws from view. The flesh, too, has her departures
535 63conc|           soul, should you envy the flesh? There is none, after the
536 63conc|             God Himself, who became flesh, either by mutilating or
537 63conc|           these last days, upon all flesh, upon His servants and on
538 63conc|             the resurrection of the flesh, and cleared from all obscurity
539 63conc|             the resurrection of the flesh, you will be satisfied with