Chapter

 1 14|   visible before the days of His flesh, in the way that He says
 2 15|        was visible indeed in the flesh, but was invisible before
 3 15|     before His appearance in the flesh; so that He who as the Father
 4 15|         was invisible before the flesh, is the same as the Son
 5 15|       Son who was visible in the flesh? If, however, He is the
 6 15|     times before (coming in) the flesh? And by parity of reasoning,
 7 15|    visible after (coming in) the flesh, how happens it that He
 8 15|       the Word who was also made flesh; whilst He is another whom
 9 15|          the Word of life became flesh, and was heard, and was
10 15|          handled, because He was flesh who, before He came in the
11 15|       who, before He came in the flesh, was the "Word in the beginning
12 15|        of whom as concerning the flesh Christ came, who is over
13 15|   visible, because He who became flesh was called Christ. Of the
14 16|        Word which was to be made flesh. But He was thus learning (
15 21| previously was who had to become flesh. "In the beginning was the
16 21|        He, therefore, who became flesh was not the very same as
17 21|           blessed," inasmuch as "flesh and blood had not revealed
18 21|        that is, according to the flesh, even as He is also the
19 23|        Son of man that is in the flesh, in which Jesus had been
20 26|         says, "The Word was made flesh," we understand the Spirit
21 26|         Him as "having been made flesh," and the angel Another
22 27|      understanding the Son to be flesh, that is man, that is Jesus;
23 27|       they argue,) as it was the flesh that was born, it must be
24 27|         was born, it must be the flesh that is the Son of God.
25 27|       God with us." Besides, the flesh is not God, so that it could
26 27|        Being who was born in the flesh, of whom the psalm also
27 27|     inquiry: How the Word became flesh, whether it was by having
28 27| transfigured, as it were, in the flesh, or by having really clothed
29 27|        really clothed Himself in flesh. Certainly it was by a real
30 27|      real clothing of Himself in flesh. For the rest, we must needs
31 27|        this sense to have become flesh, when He comes to be in
32 27|       when He comes to be in the flesh, and is manifested, and
33 27|          handled by means of the flesh; since all the other points
34 27|           For if the Word became flesh by a transfiguration and
35 27|  compounded of two substances of flesh and spirit, a kind of mixture,
36 27|          silver (that is to say, flesh), the one being changed
37 27|         the Word, which was made flesh; nor can He be Man incarnate
38 27| incarnate for He is not properly flesh, and it was flesh which
39 27|       properly flesh, and it was flesh which the Word became. Being
40 27|        quoted intimating (of the flesh), that "God became Man in
41 27|    nothing else but God, and the flesh nothing else but Man. Thus
42 27|      deeds, and wonders; and the Flesh, on the other hand, exhibited
43 27|         things to be done by the Flesh, and the Flesh such as are
44 27|       done by the Flesh, and the Flesh such as are effected by
45 27|        are suited neither to the Flesh nor to the Spirit, but confusedly
46 27|          underwent death, or the flesh did not die, if so be the
47 27|          Word was converted into flesh; because either the flesh
48 27|        flesh; because either the flesh was immortal, or the Word
49 27|        that which is born in the flesh is flesh, and that which
50 27|          is born in the flesh is flesh, and that which is born
51 27|          is Spirit." Neither the flesh becomes Spirit, nor the
52 27|   becomes Spirit, nor the Spirit flesh. In one Person they no doubt
53 27|       Jesus consists Man. of the flesh; of the Spirit, God and
54 27|        Spirit, reserving for the flesh the appellation "Son of
55 27|   interpret the Son of God to be flesh, be so good as as to show
56 29|        the sense in which He was flesh and Man and the Son of Man,
57 29|         anointed; in a word, the flesh. Very well, say you; since
58 29|       suffer with the Son in the flesh. This likewise has been
59 30|        But this was the voice of flesh and soul, that is to say,
60 30|         Spirit remained with the flesh, the flesh cannot undergo
61 30|     remained with the flesh, the flesh cannot undergo the full