Chapter

 1 1 |     him for his punishment an immortality of guilt. Nevertheless also,
 2 4 |    the condition of eternity; immortality arising from incorruption,
 3 4 |      incorruption coming from immortality.~
 4 15|    for ever! what is this but immortality? But immortality is the
 5 15|     this but immortality? But immortality is the associate of divinity,
 6 15|     divinity is immortal, and immortality is the fruit of divinity.
 7 15|      every man is mortal; and immortality cannot be from that which
 8 15|      Christ, as a mortal man, immortality cannot arise. "But," says
 9 15|    the word of Christ affords immortality, and by immortality affords
10 15|   affords immortality, and by immortality affords divinity. But although
11 15|       sets forth, but affords immortality: certainly He is not man
12 15|     is not man only who gives immortality, which if He were only man
13 15|     but by giving divinity by immortality, He proves Himself to be
14 25|   soul has this excellence of immortality that it cannot be slain,
15 25|  broken when the authority of immortality intervenes.~
16 29| bodies at the resurrection of immortality, accustoming them to be
17 29|      and by Him to advance to immortality, by learning to govern themselves
18 30|     Paul says: "Who only hath immortality, and dwelleth in the light