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 1 2|          manifestly have all its members. But is it not absurd to
 2 2|         absurd to say that these members will exist after the resurrection
 3 3|                      III. IF THE MEMBERS RISE, MUST THEY DISCHARGE
 4 3|         in possession of all its members, it necessarily follows
 5 3|        that the functions of the members shall also be in existence;
 6 3|  generation, and the rest of the members in like manner. Now let
 7 3|          indeed evident that the members which discharge functions
 8 3| impregnate. But as, though these members are destined to discharge
 9 3|        those acts of our fleshly members which even in this present
10 6|     collect again the decomposed members of the flesh, and make the