Chapter

 1 2 |  universal world7 through His Spirit, He bade the baptism of
 2 2 | making it clean, for the Holy Spirit, who was about to supervene,
 3 3 |   when the Lord is known, our spirit, having been" looked back
 4 3 |    not the fact that body and spirit are two things that constitute
 5 3 |     is, ) that both flesh and spirit are creatures of God; one
 6 3 |     acts of the flesh and the spirit, whose communion and conjunction
 7 3 |       is "spiritual," because spirit is neither seen nor handled:
 8 4 | committed whether by flesh or spirit, whether by deed or will,
 9 7 |      a second repentance, his spirit is not to be forthwith cut
10 8 |      the meaning of "what the Spirit saith to the churches."
11 9 |       mourning, 88 to lay his spirit low in sorrows, to exchange
12 10|     because there is a common Spirit from a common Lord and Father,