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 1 22 |    members of His body, is the natural sign and symbol of His boundless
 2 25 |       metaphors drawn from the natural love of a father and his
 3 40 |        the desires and all the natural impulses of the senses.
 4 46 |     the Lord did indeed put on natural affections as a proof of
 5 48 | hypostatic union as from their natural source: "And therefore He
 6 57 |  finally -- and this in a more natural and direct way -- it is
 7 67 | drawing near and, expressing a natural repugnance for the approaching
 8 85 |        a part in and being the natural and expressive symbol of
 9 104|       of Jesus Christ with its natural meaning, it is both lawful
10 104|     being linked together by a natural bond insofar as the human
11 105|     hold that the truth of the natural symbol by which the physical