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 1 13  |   likeness to God and designated immortal in his potential.~The teaching
 2 15,6|     spirit. Spirit refers to the immortal; soul in Scripture refers
 3 15,7|        that God gave man was the immortal spirit. Man was created
 4 15,6|       not because his nature was immortal, but because God gave him
 5 17,3|      that the soul is inherently immortal. “At the death of the body
 6 17,3| beginning might have been wholly immortal, and then lost his bodily
 7 17,3|          Eve were not inherently immortal.~ Augustine believed that “
 8 17,3|      because be was able to die, immortal because he was able not
 9 17,3|         natural body, and he was immortal by the gift of his Creator.”~
10 17,3|          fall were not by nature immortal but instead had access to
11 17,3|      Eden.~ Because Adam was not immortal by nature, there is no reason
12 17,3|      that the first animals were immortal by nature either. Moreover,
13 21,1|  understood, first of all, as an immortal Being. God created man for
14 24  |        world created by Him, the immortal designation of man, and