Document,  Chapter

 1 1,1|          of a reasonable soul and flesh consisting; begotten before
 2 1,1|         Emmanuel according to the flesh? They are to be laughed
 3 1,1|          from heaven was his Holy Flesh taken, but rather by way
 4 1,1|         was born according to his flesh, as just said, of the holy
 5 1,1|       already as one with his own Flesh, he is said to have come
 6 1,1|       between the Word of God and flesh. For it is likely that certain
 7 1,1|     sufferings endured in his own flesh. To the same purpose the
 8 1,1|           having "suffered in the flesh," and not in the nature
 9 1,1|         the sufferings of his own Flesh. ~253 ~Like to this is the
10 1,1|         then they that are in the flesh cannot please God. But ye
11 1,1|        God. But ye are not in the flesh, but in the Spirit, if so
12 2  |         of David according to the flesh," he should have bestowed
13 2  |          was in such a sense made flesh, that the Christ who was
14 2  |         divine act, therefore the flesh of him whom she conceived
15 2  |        house," the "Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us,that
16 2  |         among us,that is, in that flesh which he assumed from a
17 2  |        supplied the matter of his flesh. What was assumed from the
18 2  |      belongs to the Word, and the flesh carrying out what belongs
19 2  |           out what belongs to the flesh; the one of these shines
20 2  |           Father in glory, so the flesh does not abandon the nature
21 2  |    inasmuch as "the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us." God,
22 2  |         law." The nativity of the flesh is a manifestation of human
23 2  |        was covered with a veil of flesh should be concealed, the
24 2  |   inasmuch as the Son of God took flesh from that Virgin of whom
25 2  |        servant, and in reality of flesh, whom say ye that I am?"
26 2  |         of the nails, and all the flesh tokens of the Passion, saying, "
27 2  |        see, for a spirit hath not flesh and bones, as ye see me ~
28 2  |          the Word is not what the flesh is, as to confess that the
29 2  |           of God is both Word and flesh. On which mystery of the
30 2  |      Jesus Christ has come in the flesh is of God; and every spirit
31 2  |           let him acknowledge his flesh also, and not doubt that
32 2  |            since to deny his true flesh is also to deny Iris bodily
33 2  |       that, since the Word became flesh, there has been in him one
34 5  | conceiving that the nature of the flesh and of the Godhead is all