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 1  2,24|         represent the corruptible flesh, destined for decomposition,
 2  2,24|   decomposition, but transfigured flesh, illumined by grace, the
 3  2,24|           illumined by grace, the flesh of the world to come (cf.
 4  3,5 |          hidden under the veil of flesh. Does the pope speak? It
 5  3,14|         bore the Word of God made flesh, a single and undivided
 6  3,16|         Hypostasis of the assumed flesh, the deification of the
 7  3,16|           Deified and Life-giving Flesh of the Lord is also impossible.” [
 8  3,18|         pope rejects, came in the flesh two thousand years ago.
 9  4,12|           the world of matter and flesh. In this new Western religious
10  4,14|           God has appeared in the flesh and lived among men, I make
11  4,14| hypostatic union of God and human flesh.~ ~
12  4,16|         explained: “The Word made flesh has deified the flesh.”
13  4,16|        made flesh has deified the flesh.” Thus God has deified matter
14  4,16|        made it Spirit-bearing. If flesh so became a vehicle of the
15  5,4 |           of God, against our own flesh and the devil — that crafty,
16  5,4 |         and defeated by their own flesh without even being attacked?
17  6,8 |          also: “Except ye eat the flesh of the Son of Man, and drink
18  9,19|       Behind the veil of Christ's flesh, Christians behold the Triune
19  9,19|           being born in the human flesh, Christ is eternally-born
20  9,22|      Christ's bleeding and broken flesh, Orthodoxy still discerns
21  9,28|       this regard, “The Word took flesh that we might receive the
22  9,28|       would be “poured out on all flesh” (Joel 2:28, Acts 1:14).
23  9,28|       Christ's have crucified the flesh with the affections and
24  9,28|         For he that soweth to his flesh shall of the flesh reap
25  9,28|         to his flesh shall of the flesh reap corruption; but he
26  9,39|          Incarnation: Christ took flesh (something material) and
27  9,42|      concerned the consumption of flesh. Investigation in this area
28 10,2 |           Lord — His Body, of His flesh and of His bones. The Church
29 10,16|            and independent of the flesh and world, as is proper
30 10,21|       after they have put off the flesh and are in Heaven. The Apostle
31 10,23|       from her all-pure blood the flesh that was taken by Jesus,
32 10,26|        being born of Adam, have a flesh subject to the law of sin.~
33 10,26|         overthrew the laws of the flesh.” (In Praise of Virginity).
34 10,26|          all His ancestors in the flesh, even up to and including
35 10,27|       made man, together with His flesh, as the Holy Church has