Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6|     unto spiritual, but as unto carnal, even as unto babes in Christ; "
 2    I, 6|        in Christ; " so that the carnal may be understood as those
 3    I, 6| instructed and not yet purified carnal; whom with justice he calls
 4    I, 6|     with justice he calls still carnal, as minding equally with
 5    I, 6|     envy and strife, are ye not carnal, and walk as men?" "Wherefore
 6    I, 6|      now able, for ye are still carnal," minding the things of
 7    I, 6|         to cast off the old and carnal corruption, as also the
 8   II, 1|         them depends this truly carnal and destructive life; whence
 9   II, 1|      spiritual ones hidden; the carnal ones apparent, to which
10  III, 9|  burning." The bathing which is carnal, that is to say, of the