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 1 1 |           came to us, having put on flesh, revealing both Himself
 2 2 |             THE RESURRECTION OF THE FLESH.~They who maintain the wrong
 3 2 |           is no resurrection of the flesh; giving as their reason
 4 2 |           that the salvation of the flesh is disadvantageous; and
 5 2 | disadvantageous; and they abuse the flesh, adducing its infirmities,
 6 2 |            our sins, so that if the flesh, say they, rise again, our
 7 2 |    following they elaborate: If the flesh rise again, it must rise
 8 2 |              say they, have neither flesh, nor do they eat, nor have
 9 2 |           be no resurrection of the flesh. By these and such like
10 2 |            as spiritual, and not in flesh, but presented merely the
11 2 |            merely the appearance of flesh: these persons seek to rob
12 2 |             persons seek to rob the flesh of the promise. First, then,
13 2 |        demonstration concerning the flesh, proving that it partakes
14 3 |             other conditions of the flesh,--I mean food, drink, and
15 3 |        regarding the desires of the flesh, He accepted some as necessary,
16 3 |           not submit to. For if the flesh were deprived of food, drink,
17 4 |         Well, they say, if then the flesh rise, it must rise the same
18 4 |             in the resurrection the flesh shall rise entire. For if
19 4 |        healed the sicknesses of the flesh, and made the body whole,
20 4 |           resurrection, so that the flesh shall rise perfect and entire.
21 5 |             THE RESURRECTION OF THE FLESH IS NOT IMPOSSIBLE.~But again,
22 5 |         those who maintain that the flesh has no resurrection, some
23 5 |             vile and despicable the flesh is, it is not fit that God
24 5 |             the resurrection of the flesh is possible, asking pardon
25 5 |             the resurrection of the flesh; but since these men are
26 5 |             the resurrection of the flesh is possible, they are certainly
27 6 |             the regeneration of the flesh will, according to all these
28 6 |           decomposed members of the flesh, and make the same body
29 7 |             the resurrection of the flesh I have sufficiently demonstrated,
30 7 |             the resurrection of the flesh is not found impossible
31 7 |             who think meanly of the flesh, and say that it is not
32 7 |             the image of God was of flesh. Is it not, then, absurd
33 7 |             absurd to say, that the flesh made by God in His own image
34 7 |         worth nothing? But that the flesh is with God a precious possession
35 8 |             true, say they; yet the flesh is a sinner, so much so,
36 8 |            in what instance can the flesh possibly sin by itself,
37 8 |         communion. And if it is the flesh that is the sinner, then
38 8 |       repentance." Since, then, the flesh has been proved to be valuable
39 8 |              He has even called the flesh to the resurrection, and
40 8 |            gives the promise to the flesh. For what is man but the
41 8 |       already been proved, that the flesh be regenerated, what is
42 8 |             Christ, and with it the flesh, but both were washed, and
43 8 |            akin to Himself; but the flesh is corruptible, and not
44 9 |            If He had no need of the flesh, why did He heal it? And
45 9 |              Why did He rise in the flesh in which He suffered, unless
46 9 |             the resurrection of the flesh? And wishing to confirm
47 9 |         truly a resurrection of the flesh, wishing to show them this
48 9 |            it is not impossible for flesh to ascend into heaven (as
49 9 |           beheld," as He was in the flesh. If, therefore, after all
50 9 |             the resurrection of the flesh is the power of God, and,
51 10|            is a resurrection of the flesh which died. For the spirit
52 10|             not impossible that the flesh be regenerated; and seeing
53 10|          there is salvation for the flesh, why do we any longer endure
54 10|          spoken against. But if the flesh do not rise, why is it also
55 10|           indeed those who hate the flesh surely do, casting it out
56 10|          our desires, regulates our flesh with His own wise and temperate