Chapter

1 2|          a want of power on God's part, if some parts could be
2 4|         lame; if defective in any part of the body, in this part
3 4|         part of the body, in this part the man must rise deficient.
4 8| resurrection, He has called not a part, but the whole, which is
5 8|         is incorruptible, being a part of God and inspired by Him,
6 8|      nature saved and exists as a part of Himself? For it had its
7 8|          destiny, because it is a part of Himself, being His inspiration.
8 8|       himself. For he who saves a part himself, saves himself by
9 8|          become defective in that part; and this is not the act