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 1 2 |        parts are saved, then the body will manifestly have all
 2 3 |           They say, then, if the body shall rise entire, and in
 3 4 |     defective in any part of the body, in this part the man must
 4 4 |          the flesh, and made the body whole, much more will He
 5 6 |          to the Stoics even, the body being produced by the mixture
 6 6 | elementary substances, when this body has been dissolved into
 7 6 |         them, and so re-make the body which they formerly made.
 8 6 | formations are produced, and the body itself; and it being in
 9 6 |     position, they should make a body of like nature to what was
10 6 |         flesh, and make the same body as was formerly produced
11 7 |                         VII. THE BODY VALUABLE IN GOD'S SIGHT.~
12 8 |                   VIII. DOES THE BODY CAUSE THE SOUL TO SIN?~Quite
13 8 |           so neither can soul or body alone effect anything, if
14 8 |    reasonable animal composed of body and soul? Is the soul by
15 8 |       the soul of man. Would the body be called man? No, but it
16 8 |         No, but it is called the body of man. If, then, neither
17 8 |        which is the soul and the body. Since would it not be unquestionably
18 8 |        the soul is saved and the body not? Do they make God a
19 9 |        OF CHRIST PROVES THAT THE BODY RISES.~If He had no need
20 9 |        the dead, should show the body lying apart by itself, and
21 9 |        not do so, but raised the body, confirming in it the promise
22 9 |        He had truly risen in the body, and were looking upon Him
23 9 |          was Himself, and in the body, they asked Him to eat with
24 10|                           X. THE BODY SAVED, AND WILL THEREFORE
25 10|          not; the soul is in the body, and without a soul it cannot
26 10|         soul it cannot live. The body, when the soul forsakes
27 10|     forsakes it, is not. For the body is the house of the soul;
28 10|        soul is immortal, but the body mortal, and incapable of