Chapter

 1 1pref|           and true integrity of the flesh; amputating not the extremest
 2 1pref|        rather by defilements of the flesh than tortures; wishing to
 3 2    |          for the destruction of the flesh;" chiding them likewise
 4 4    |             of contamination of the flesh will be one and the same.
 5 6    |            that, before Christ, the flesh may have disported itself,
 6 6    |          Word of God descended into flesh,--(flesh) not unsealed even
 7 6    |             descended into flesh,--(flesh) not unsealed even by marriage,--
 8 6    |              and "the Word was made flesh,"--(flesh) never to be unsealed
 9 6    |             Word was made flesh,"--(flesh) never to be unsealed by
10 6    |     purities--thenceforth, whatever flesh (is) "in Christ" has lost
11 10   |           slender thread, balancing flesh with spirit, moderating
12 10   |          For if any wavering of the flesh, any distraction of the
13 12   |    possibility that the stains of a flesh which after baptism has
14 13   |          for the destruction of the flesh,"--impious heir as he was
15 13   |    sentenced to 'destruction of the flesh.'" Here they go so far as
16 13   |       interpret "destruction of the flesh" the office of repentance;
17 13   |            the extermination of the flesh, it seems to make satisfaction
18 13   |         general affliction) "of the flesh," attain pardon, therefore
19 13   |          for the destruction of the flesh," not its "torture"--condemning
20 13   |             of the perdition of the flesh being, that the spirit may
21 13   |     recognise a penalty without the flesh, if we lose the resurrection
22 13   |             the resurrection of the flesh. It remains, therefore,
23 14   |          for the destruction of the flesh," of course he had condemned
24 14   |            appropriate to that very flesh which was already a corpse,
25 14   |          for the destruction of the flesh." For it followed that flesh
26 14   |        flesh." For it followed that flesh which was being cast forth
27 15   |            from every defilement of flesh and spirit, perfecting chastity
28 16   |          view to destruction of the flesh), after subjoining for that
29 16   |              for "the Word was made flesh." "Moreover, God both raised
30 16   |            shall be (made) into one flesh): but whoever is agglutinated
31 16   |           pressure, however, of the flesh such shall have,"--even
32 16   |        obliterate "necessity of the flesh" wholly from (the list of)
33 16   |          was left him--to purge the flesh from (natural) dregs, for (
34 17   |       Manifest are the works of the flesh." What are these? Among
35 17   |             whose "infirmity of the flesh" he knew. "For as ye have
36 17   |            good dwelleth not in his flesh," yet (he means) according
37 17   |          from the "infirmity of the flesh." "For the law," he says, "
38 17   |              God hath sent, through flesh, His own Son, in similitude
39 17   |           own Son, in similitude of flesh of sin; and, became of sin,
40 17   |           hath condemned sin in the flesh; in order that the righteousness
41 17   |           who walk not according to flesh, but according to (the)
42 17   |          they who walk according to flesh are sensible as to those
43 17   |          those things which are the flesh's, and they who (walk) according
44 17   |          affirmed the "sense of the flesh" to be "death;" hence too, "
45 17   |           that "they who are in the flesh," that is, in the sense
46 17   |             is, in the sense of the flesh, "cannot please God:" and, "
47 17   |             If ye live according to flesh," he says, "it will come
48 17   |        understand "the sense of the flesh" and "the life of the flesh"(
49 17   |         flesh" and "the life of the flesh"(to mean), except whatever "
50 17   |            the other (works) of the flesh even an apostle would have
51 17   | concupiscences and pleasures of the flesh." Branding, in fine, such
52 18   |           had been "polluted by the flesh," but (only) for the present;
53 20   |           the pristine habit of the flesh to the whiteness of faith--
54 20   |          utterly dead to sin in his flesh must again be judged unclean,
55 20   |            house which remains, the flesh and the soul, may be clean;
56 20   |              This will be the man --flesh and soul--who, subsequently
57 20   |             scabs and stains of the flesh, and "is case away outside
58 20   |          for the destruction of the flesh,"--and is no more rebuilt
59 20   |             she was being kept. For flesh not yet manumitted to Christ,
60 22   |             who on earth and in the flesh is faultless?" What "martyr" (
61 22   |            which prostrates tickled flesh, or lacerated? Which pardon
62 22   |            their case alone is the "flesh weak." Nay, no flesh so
63 22   |           the "flesh weak." Nay, no flesh so strong as that which