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 1 I    |        impressions, natures, and bodily structure have been ascertained
 2 I    |        do not see Him with their bodily eyes proclaiming liberty
 3 I    |      which have escaped from the bodily desires and lower aims.
 4 I    |     tasted of the fruit with his bodily teeth received the gift
 5 I    |        supposition that with the bodily eye, which required a lofty
 6 I    |    understand that as there is a bodily race of Jews, so there is
 7 IX   |       sometimes being applied to bodily sight, sometimes to our
 8 XIV  |         was seen, not with their bodily eyes, but with the pure
 9 XIX  |          is not polluted; for as bodily nature it has no vice, which
10 XX   |          at any rate, though our bodily strength is far less than
11 XX   |    heaven, wallow in the grosser bodily existences and the unclean
12 XXIII| acknowledges when ministering in bodily form, when the Archangel
13 XXIV |      that substance is a kind of bodily compound?  ~I think so. ~
14 XXIV |             I think so. ~And the bodily compound is self-existent,
15 XXIV |        if substance is a kind of bodily compound, and the bodily
16 XXIV |         bodily compound, and the bodily compound needs nothing to
17 XXVI |         of good things which are bodily and external. On the present
18 XXVI |        might be supposed to make bodily plagues and diseases an
19 XXVI |       evil thing, and health and bodily strength, of course, a good
20 XXVI |         good and evil things are bodily and external. And they lay
21 XXVI |         deemed them evil things, bodily blindness, and deafness,
22 XXVI |          prevailed, clearness of bodily sight, and hearing, and
23 XXVI |       threatens the ungodly with bodily disease, and such external
24 XXVI |          and that the promise of bodily health and wealth is for
25 XXVI |       the physician's standpoint bodily health is the final good.
26 XXVI |   blessings, and the rewards are bodily and external, the good actions
27 XXVI |    Scripture to promise, and the bodily health, will excel the righteousness,
28 XXVI |    absurd to say that wealth and bodily health surpass upright and
29 XXVI |       terms "good" and "evil" to bodily things, and what we call
30 XXVII|     eagerly desire the sweets of bodily pleasure, until being satiated
31 XXVII|      each, and when. ~5. In some bodily sicknesses, when the mischief
32 XXVII|    seeing the sun? ---- with his bodily eyes, that the Divine power