Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 51|        frame participates in the spiritual energy, inasmuch as all
 2     V, 2 |       only, and of spirit, being spiritual, not carnal. But what (is
 3     V, 2 |        according to them, is the spiritual generation. This, he says,
 4     V, 3 |          he must become--that is spiritual, not carnal--if he shall
 5     V, 3 |          primal man, and of that spiritual one that is born again,
 6     V, 3 | regeneration, that he may become spiritual, not carnal, the Scripture,
 7     V, 3 |         for perfect men that are spiritual and endued with reason.
 8     V, 3 |         bodies, being born again spiritual, not carnal. For this, he
 9     V, 3 |         of the Spirit, comparing spiritual things with spiritual. But
10     V, 3 |  comparing spiritual things with spiritual. But the natural man receiveth
11     V, 3 |        is the generation that is spiritual, heavenly, from above, and
12     V, 3 |     because, he says, we who are spiritual come flowing down from Adam
13     V, 3 |       but it is reserved for the spiritual only. And those who come
14     V, 4 |      perfect ones," he says, "is spiritual, not carnal." The Spirit,
15     V, 4 |      knows this (point) save the spiritual only. This, he says, is
16     V, 4 |  alleging that all things become spiritual. Whence likewise they assert,
17     V, 4 |        nurtures and fashions the Spiritual Perfect Man. This, he says,
18     V, 4 |        We, however, he says, are spiritual, who, from the life-giving
19     V, 12|     through the pineal gland the spiritual and life-giving substance
20     V, 16|       that have been born again, spiritual, not carnal, whose citizenship
21     V, 22|        of the Good One, in which spiritual (and) living men are washed;
22    VI, 30|          body of the Saviour was spiritual; for there came upon Mary
23   VII, 13|         of God." Now, we who are spiritual are sons, he says, who have
24   VII, 15|      been conceived as the inner spiritual man in what is natural (
25   VII, 15|      been conceived as the inner spiritual man, and) has then been
26   VII, 21|       whereas that Christ, being spiritual, remained beyond the possibility
27  VIII, 3 |         in the water of (another spiritual booty beside) the body born