Book, Chapter

  1        1, XXIV   |     well-proportioned mixture of flesh and blood and bones, or
  2        1, XXXII  |          by its residence in the flesh than that of many men (to
  3        1, XXXV   |        of David according to the flesh; and this sign is said to
  4        1, XLIII  |          His tabernacling in the flesh, but up to the present time
  5        1, LII    |         penalty of death, of the flesh of such an animal. Now,
  6        2, I      |       Israelite according to the flesh), and to those who were
  7        2, II     |        was still with him in the flesh. But I shall have another
  8        2, IX     |         the Lord, the God of all flesh," and, "Before Me there
  9        2, XXIII  |        nature from that of human flesh, so along with His body
 10        2, XXV    |      weakness belonging to human flesh, and that of readiness of
 11        2, XXV    |   indicating the weakness of the flesh; and afterwards those other
 12        2, XXXVIII|         of His appearance in the flesh, that He underwent these
 13        2, LXII   |         the person of Jesus: "My flesh shall rest in hope, and
 14        3, XXVIII |        and had assumed the human flesh which "lusteth against the
 15        3, XXXII  |       writings, and in this, "My flesh also shall rest in hope:
 16        3, XLII   |      when he compares the mortal flesh of Jesus to gold, and silver,
 17        3, XLII   |         it be impossible for the flesh of Jesus also to exchange
 18        3, XLII   |     infirmities belonging to the flesh, and those properties which
 19        3, XLVIII |          many wise men after the flesh, not many mighty, not many
 20        3, XLVIII |         things that are, that no flesh may glory in His presence;
 21        3, XLVIII |        wise man according to the flesh," but that "not many wise
 22        3, XLVIII |        wise men according to the flesh," are called. It is manifest,
 23        4, XV     |     Deity, He becomes as it were flesh, speaking with a literal
 24        4, XXVIII |          of the Lord is upon all flesh;" and that God, being good, "
 25        4, XXXVIII|          ribs, and closed up the flesh instead thereof. And the
 26        4, XLIV   |         woman was born after the flesh; but he of the free woman
 27        4, XLIX   |        and they two shall be one flesh. This is a great mystery;
 28        4, LXXV   |      animals and live upon their flesh, we would say, Why were
 29        4, LXXV   |         up; and when we need the flesh of their bodies for food,
 30        5, XIV    |       clothed with the self-same flesh (as during life); for such
 31        5, XIV    |          to all reason, that the flesh, which is full of those
 32        5, XVIII  |          the resurrection of the flesh, which has been preached
 33        5, XIX    |       this I say, brethren, that flesh and blood cannot inherit
 34        5, XXXIV  |   excluded from the use of cows' flesh, sent to the oracle of Jupiter
 35        5, XXXIV  |        And some abstain from the flesh of sheep, and others from
 36        5, XXXIV  |        while they regard swine's flesh with loathing. The Scythians,
 37        5, XXXVI  |    indifference the use of cows' flesh, which is a thing not only
 38        5, XXXVI  |         forbade the use of cows' flesh, because of the advantage
 39        5, XLI    |        they abstain from swine's flesh, for the Egyptians practised
 40        5, XLI    |       only from it, but from the flesh of goats, and sheep, and
 41        5, XLIX   |          abstaining from swine's flesh, as if it were some great
 42        5, XLIX   |        abstain not only from the flesh of swine, but also from
 43        5, XLIX   |         mortify the deeds of the flesh."~
 44        5, LXIV   |         though we do walk in the flesh, we do not war after the
 45        5, LXIV   |          we do not war after the flesh; (for the weapons of our
 46        6, IV     |        and this, truly, "that no flesh should glory in the presence
 47        6, IX     |      statement, "The Word became flesh;" and that corresponds to
 48        6, XIV    |          to be "according to the flesh;" and they have also some
 49        6, XXVII  |    sacrifice, and partook of its flesh;" and again, "that the professors
 50        6, XXIX   |      from the dead with the same flesh and blood, and who gave
 51        6, XXIX   |      from the dead with the same flesh and blood, as has been shown
 52        6, XXXIV  |        and a resurrection of the flesh by means of the 'tree,'
 53        6, XXXVI  |         be a resurrection of the flesh by means of the tree;" not
 54        6, XL     |       that Christians devour the flesh of infants, and give themselves
 55        6, XLVII  |         no longer twain, but one flesh;" and of the perfect man,
 56        6, LIX    |          them from a life in the flesh, and, having set them free
 57        6, LXVIII |      beginning with God," became flesh for the sake of those who
 58        6, LXVIII |     those who had cleaved to the flesh, and had become as flesh,
 59        6, LXVIII |         flesh, and had become as flesh, that He might be received
 60        6, LXVIII |        and announcing Himself as flesh, He calls to Himself those
 61        6, LXVIII |         to Himself those who are flesh, that He may in the first
 62        6, LXVIII |        to the Word that was made flesh, and afterwards may lead
 63        6, LXVIII |          He was before He became flesh; so that they, receiving
 64        6, LXVIII |       which was according to the flesh, say, "Even if we have known
 65        6, LXVIII |      have known Christ after the flesh, yet henceforth know we
 66        6, LXVIII |       more." Therefore He became flesh, and having become flesh, "
 67        6, LXVIII |         flesh, and having become flesh, "He tabernacled among us,"
 68        6, LXX    |         be worshipped not in the flesh, and with fleshly sacrifices,
 69        6, LXXX   |     mentioned as eaters of human flesh. To the Jews, however, especially
 70        7, IV     |         we call "the lust of the flesh" it was deadened. For we
 71        7, VII    |          how they abstained from flesh, and lived on water and
 72        7, XIII   |        was it for God to eat the flesh of sheep, or to drink vinegar
 73        7, XIII   | according to us, did not eat the flesh of sheep; and while it may
 74        7, XXII   |           the land" he means the flesh whose lusts are at enmity
 75        7, XXII   |     destroy all the lusts of the flesh, which are called "the wicked
 76        7, XXXVI  |      from the soul, but from the flesh. Let them hearken to us,
 77        7, XXXVII |      from the soul, but from the flesh."~
 78        7, XXXVIII|          of "the language of the flesh," having learnt as he has "
 79        7, XXXVIII|         man, for that he also is flesh," and again, "They that
 80        7, XXXVIII|     again, "They that are in the flesh cannot please God," he strives
 81        7, XXXVIII|          longer according to the flesh, but only according to the
 82        7, XXXIX  |      have known Christ after the flesh, yet now henceforth we know
 83        7, XLII   |         completely wedded to the flesh as to be incapable of seeing
 84        7, XLII   |          God," and "who was made flesh," in order that He might
 85        7, XLIII  |        words, "The Word was made flesh," are to be understood of
 86        7, XLV    |     being "utterly wedded to the flesh;" although if we live well,
 87        7, XLV    |        of us: "Ye are not in the flesh, but in the Spirit, if the
 88        7, XLVI   |       For though we live' in the flesh, we do not war according
 89        7, XLVI   |         not war according to the flesh; for the weapons of our
 90        7, LII    |    learnt, "If ye live after the flesh, ye shall die; but if ye
 91        7, LX     |          wisdom according to the flesh," which delights in what
 92        8, XXII   |        indulging the lust of the flesh, but "keeping under his
 93        8, XXII   |       the feast by eating of the flesh of the Word, never ceases
 94        8, XXIII  |         in which the lust of the flesh runs riot, and leads to
 95        8, XXIII  |    compound being, in which "the flesh lusteth against the Spirit,
 96        8, XXIII  |       and the Spirit against the flesh," to keep the feast with
 97        8, XXIII  |          through the lust of the flesh is unfit to keep it along
 98        8, XXVIII |        bound to abstain from the flesh of all animals. We do not
 99        8, XXVIII |        It is good neither to eat flesh, nor to drink wine, nor
100        8, XXVIII |         to offend, I will eat no flesh while the world standeth,
101        8, XXIX   |       blood of an animal nor the flesh of an animal torn by wild
102        8, XXX    |          are to abstain from the flesh of animals in the same way
103        8, XXX    |        abstain not only from the flesh of animals, but from all
104        8, XXX    |         at times from eating the flesh of animals, it is evidently,
105        8, XXXI   |          demons when he eats the flesh of what are called sacred
106        8, XXXIV  |           we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities,