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1  3,3|      Body he made his own the sufferings of his own flesh; and by
2  3,4|    for example, spoke of "the sufferings of God" (paqhmata Qeou) (
3  4  |    any one, in confessing the sufferings of the flesh, ascribes these
4  4  | another, to him also must the sufferings be ascribed. But if the
5  4  |      it is necessary that the sufferings of the flesh be called his
6  4  |      flesh. But whose are the sufferings, such especially as condemnation,
7  4  |       to none other are these sufferings attributed than to the Lord,