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 1    I,  6, 3|    greediness, maintaining that carnal things should be allowed
 2    I,  6, 3|        should be allowed to the carnal nature, while spiritual
 3    I, 30, 9|        were satisfied, they had carnal knowledge of each other,
 4   II, 19, 6|         into flesh? For what is carnal stands in need of that which
 5   II, 28, 4|        For our tongue, as being carnal, is not sufficient to minister
 6   II, 30, 1|     they are in fact shamefully carnal on account of their so great
 7   IV, 14, 3|          to eternal; and by the carnal to the spiritual; and by
 8   IV, 31, 1|         nor at the prompting of carnal concupiscence, nor having
 9   IV, 38, 2|       are among you, are ye not carnal, and walk as men?" That
10    V,  6, 1|   animal nature, and being left carnal, shall be an imperfect being,
11    V,  8   | SPIRITUAL, AND SEPARATE US FROM CARNAL MEN. THESE TWO CLASSES ARE
12    V,  8, 2|     apostle very properly term "carnal," because they have no thought
13    V,  8, 2|         of anything else except carnal things.~3.
14    V,  8, 4|      the apostle call all such "carnal" and "animal,"--[all those,
15    V,  9, 1|       the flesh, and falls into carnal lusts. Those then, as many
16    V,  9, 2|    place cannot in that case be carnal, but Spiritual, because
17    V, 11   |      TREATS UPON THE ACTIONS OF CARNAL AND OF SPIRITUAL PERSONS;
18    V, 11, 1|        the works which he terms carnal; and he explains himself,
19    V, 11, 1|         being truly reckoned as carnal, because he did not receive
20    V, 14, 4|     these words apply] to those carnal deeds already mentioned,