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 1  3,1|      believe in Christ, exposes a body to the unbearable indignation
 2  3,1|        man consisting of soul and body; but rather that the Word
 3  3,1|        united to himself an human body, and came forth of a woman,
 4  3,1|          which had become his own body suffered in this way, lie
 5  3,1|      suffering was in a suffering body. In the same manner also
 6  3,1|           since, however, his own body did, as Paul says, by the
 7  3,1|      forbid), but because his own body was raised again. We, therefore,
 8  3,1|        the same, forasmuch as the body of the Word, with which
 9  3,1|           like to us; he made our body his own, and came forth
10  3,1|         of her was born that holy body with a rational soul, to
11  3,3|       soul of man does in his own body. ~One therefore is Christ
12  3,3|  impassible, yet in his Crucified Body he made his own the sufferings
13  3,3|          for all: he gave his own Body thereto, although he was
14  3,3|      although made up of soul and body, but is one of both. Wherefore
15  3,3|          thou wouldest not; but a body hast thou prepared me: In
16  3,3|      account of us he offered his body as a sweet smelling savour,
17  3,4|           nature, that is a human body and a human soul, but without
18  3,4|          the temple" he meant the body of Jesus, or Jesus himself
19  3,4|          first-fruits; who bore a body in truth, not in semblance,
20  3,4|       incorporeal, he fashioned a body for himself of our likeness ...
21  3,4|           with the measure of the body, and differing according
22  3,4|         Father to have raised the body united to himself to its
23  3,4|      proportion to the age of the body, and (in this gradual manner)
24  3,4|          strong, the parts of the body gradually attaining their
25  3,4| congruously to the stature of the body; and this, as I said, agreed
26  4  |           unbloody sacrifice; the body, as also the precious blood,
27  4  |    receiving it rather as his own body and as the blood of the
28  4  |          Athanasius.) ~For if the body is of another, to him also
29  4  |           like infirmities of the body, his also is the merit and
30  5  |           attacked. Let the whole body grieve and mourn in common
31  6  |           order to save the whole body; and for this reason Cyril
32  6,1|       presence, and delivered the body from all the uprisings of
33  6,1|         souls. They held that the body of Christ was infinite like
34  6,1|          hesitate to say that his body was at first full of devils