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 1 2 |      if the flesh, say they, rise again, our infirmities also
 2 2 |  again, our infirmities also rise with it. And such sophistical
 3 2 |      elaborate: If the flesh rise again, it must rise either
 4 2 |    flesh rise again, it must rise either entire and possessed
 5 3 |          III. IF THE MEMBERS RISE, MUST THEY DISCHARGE THE
 6 3 |      then, if the body shall rise entire, and in possession
 7 4 |        IV. MUST THE DEFORMED RISE DEFORMED?~Well, they say,
 8 4 |  they say, if then the flesh rise, it must rise the same as
 9 4 |      the flesh rise, it must rise the same as it falls; so
10 4 |    die with one eye, it must rise one-eyed; if lame, lame;
11 4 |    in this part the man must rise deficient. How truly blinded
12 4 | resurrection the flesh shall rise entire. For if on earth
13 4 |      so that the flesh shall rise perfect and entire. In this
14 9 |  promise of life. Why did He rise in the flesh in which He
15 10|    SAVED, AND WILL THEREFORE RISE.~The resurrection is a resurrection
16 10|      But if the flesh do not rise, why is it also guarded,