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1 I, 5 | wife: and they shall be one flesh.” And lest we should say
2 I, 5 | permission was given to eat flesh, 4277 “Every moving thing
3 I, 8 | for the destruction of the flesh that his spirit might be
4 I, 11 | masters according to the flesh, now says, “Become not bondservants
5 I, 11 | masters according to the flesh, whose bondservants they
6 I, 11 | Christ, to serve not the flesh, but the spirit! 4315 “For
7 I, 12 | amid temptations of the flesh and incentives to vice,
8 I, 13 | have tribulation in the flesh.” Who are they who shall
9 I, 13 | have tribulation in the flesh? They to whom he had before
10 I, 13 | have tribulation in the flesh.” We in our inexperience
11 I, 13 | at least the joys of the flesh. But if they who are married
12 I, 13 | tribulation even in the flesh, which is imagined to be
13 I, 13 | in the mind, and in the flesh itself there is tribulation. “
14 I, 13 | there are virgins in the flesh, not in the spirit, whose
15 I, 13 | defiled by thought, nor her flesh by lust. On the other hand,
16 I, 13 | his virgin, that is, his flesh, is wanton and boiling with
17 I, 14 | he says, “shall be one flesh”: not three, or four; otherwise,
18 I, 14 | the first who divided one flesh between two wives. Fratricide
19 I, 16 | the twain shall become one flesh,” in explanation of which
20 I, 16 | the Church.” Christ in the flesh is a virgin, in the spirit
21 I, 18 | permission was granted to eat flesh, which had not in the first
22 I, 18 | race, so too the eating of flesh was unknown until the deluge.
23 I, 18 | human race we neither ate flesh, nor gave bills of divorce,
24 I, 18 | which no one could fulfil, flesh was given for food, and
25 I, 18 | circumcised, nor do we eat flesh, for the Apostle says, 4357 “
26 I, 18 | It is good not to eat flesh, nor to drink wine.” For
27 I, 18 | wine.” For wine as well as flesh was consecrated after the
28 I, 22 | that they who are in the flesh cannot please God. And the
29 I, 22 | ever, for that he also is flesh.” Wherefore, when Moses
30 I, 24 | and fell into sins of the flesh, at the beginning of his
31 I, 30 | foes, a man devoted to the flesh, and cut short all his pleasures. 4460 “
32 I, 36 | if we knew Him after the flesh, let us no longer know Him
33 I, 36 | know Him according to the flesh. The substance of our resurrection
34 I, 37 | For when we were in the flesh, the sinful passions, which
35 I, 37 | he says, “we were in the flesh, and not in the newness
36 I, 37 | things which pertained to the flesh, and bore fruit unto death.
37 I, 37 | length the violence of the flesh which frequently drives
38 I, 37 | law of God; but with the flesh the law of sin.” And, 4520 “
39 I, 37 | who walk not after the flesh. For the law of the Spirit
40 I, 37 | not walk according to the flesh but according to the Spirit: 4521 “
41 I, 37 | they that are after the flesh do mind the things of the
42 I, 37 | do mind the things of the flesh; but they that are after
43 I, 37 | spirit. For the mind of the flesh is death; but the mind of
44 I, 37 | because the mind of the flesh is enmity against p. 375
45 I, 37 | and they that are in the flesh cannot please God. But ye
46 I, 37 | God. But ye are not in the flesh, but in the Spirit, if so
47 I, 37 | are debtors, not to the flesh, to live after the flesh:
48 I, 37 | flesh, to live after the flesh: for if ye live after the
49 I, 37 | for if ye live after the flesh, ye must die; but if by
50 I, 37 | If the 4523 wisdom of the flesh is enmity against God, and
51 I, 37 | and they who are in the flesh cannot please God, I think
52 I, 37 | marriage love the wisdom of the flesh, and therefore are in the
53 I, 37 | and therefore are in the flesh. The Apostle being desirous
54 I, 37 | to withdraw us from the flesh and to join us to the Spirit,
55 I, 37 | make not provision for the flesh, to fulfil the lusts thereof.”
56 I, 37 | this I say, brethren, that flesh and blood cannot inherit
57 I, 37 | explanation can make it clearer: “Flesh and blood,” he says, “cannot
58 I, 37 | works of the law shall no flesh be justified.” Among the
59 I, 38 | ye now perfected in the flesh? Did ye suffer so many things
60 I, 38 | of the infirmity of the flesh. This is the enemy he has
61 I, 38 | fulfill the lust of the flesh. For the flesh lusteth against
62 I, 38 | lust of the flesh. For the flesh lusteth against the Spirit,
63 I, 38 | and the Spirit against the flesh.” It is unnecessary now
64 I, 38 | speak of the works of the flesh: it would be tedious, and
65 I, 38 | Christ have crucified their flesh with the passions and the
66 I, 38 | Christ have crucified our flesh and its passions and desires
67 I, 38 | to do the things of the flesh? 4537 “Whatsoever a man
68 I, 38 | that soweth unto his own flesh, shall of the flesh reap
69 I, 38 | own flesh, shall of the flesh reap corruption; but he
70 I, 38 | tempt him, is sowing to the flesh and not to the Spirit. And
71 I, 38 | And he who sows to the flesh (the words are not mine,
72 I, 38 | walked in the lusts of the flesh, doing the desires of the
73 I, 38 | doing the desires of the flesh and of the thoughts, and
74 I, 38 | spoiling of the body of the flesh, but with the circumcision
75 I, 39 | Christ died for us in the flesh. Let us arm ourselves with
76 I, 39 | that hath suffered in the flesh hath ceased from sin; that
77 I, 39 | rest of our time in the flesh to the lusts of men, but
78 I, 39 | them that walk after the flesh in the lust of defilement,
79 I, 39 | with the seduction of the flesh; promising them liberty
80 I, 40 | world is the lust of the flesh, and the lust of the eyes,
81 I, 40 | the garment spotted by the flesh.” Let us read the Apocalypse
82 II, Int | judged for their use of flesh, those who seek the higher
83 II, 3 | indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak.” If you reply that
84 II, 3 | given to him “a thorn in the flesh, a messenger of p. 389 Satan
85 II, 3 | not fulfil the lust of the flesh. For the flesh lusteth against
86 II, 3 | lust of the flesh. For the flesh lusteth against the Spirit,
87 II, 3 | and the Spirit against the flesh; for these are contrary
88 II, 3 | wrestling is not against flesh and blood, but against the
89 II, 3 | entice in the lusts of the flesh, by lasciviousness, those
90 II, 3 | the gratification of the flesh. For who is not glad to
91 II, 5 | if we may not eat their flesh? of roes, stags, fallow-deer,
92 II, 6 | Which of us ever eats the flesh of a lion, a viper, a vulture,
93 II, 6 | short, to how many uses the flesh of vipers, from which we
94 II, 6 | chameleons, swallow’s dung and flesh—in what diseases these are
95 II, 6 | Make not provision for the flesh to fulfil the lusts thereof.”
96 II, 6 | not to drink wine, and eat flesh. If you wish to be perfect,
97 II, 7 | live on camel’s milk and flesh: for the camel, to suit
98 II, 7 | think it wicked to eat the flesh of swine. Why? Because pigs
99 II, 7 | to force them to eat the flesh of asses and camels, they
100 II, 7 | eats beef, or makes the flesh of bulls or oxen, or calves,
101 II, 7 | the Jews in devouring the flesh of calves, instead of fowls
102 II, 7 | become acquainted, p. 394 eat flesh half raw. Moreover the Icthyophagi,
103 II, 7 | other races, delight in the flesh of horses and wolves. Why
104 II, 7 | British tribe, eat human flesh, and that although they
105 II, 7 | suppose all nations alike ate flesh, and let that be everywhere
106 II, 7 | subjugate our refractory flesh, eager to follow the allurements
107 II, 7 | allurements of lust? The eating of flesh, and drinking of wine, and
108 II, 11 | of sumptuous banquets of flesh involves great care and
109 II, 11 | thirst. Persons who feed on flesh want also gratifications
110 II, 11 | gratifications not found in flesh. But they who adopt a simple
111 II, 11 | simple diet do not look for flesh. Further, we cannot devote
112 II, 11 | fear that if you do not eat flesh, fowlers and hunters will
113 II, 13 | things abundantly, no one ate flesh, but every one lived on
114 II, 13 | they always abstained from flesh and wine, on account of
115 II, 13 | avoided even eggs and milk as flesh. The one, they said, was
116 II, 13 | one, they said, was liquid flesh, the other was blood with
117 II, 14 | abstinence from wives, wine, and flesh, and made a second nature
118 II, 14(4769)| the Essenes abstained from flesh and wine, or fasted daily.
119 II, 14 | relate that the eating of flesh was unknown. Eubulus, also,
120 II, 14 | abstained not only from flesh, but also from cooked food. 4775
121 II, 14 | gods, and abstinence from flesh. 4777 Orpheus in his song
122 II, 14 | denounces the eating of flesh. I might speak of the frugality
123 II, 15 | receive permission to eat flesh; but only the fruits of
124 II, 15 | paradise he might feed not upon flesh which was not to be found
125 II, 15 | because they were p. 399 flesh, He by the deluge passed
126 II, 15 | sentence on the works of the flesh, and, taking note of the
127 II, 15 | gave them liberty to eat flesh: so that while understanding
128 II, 15 | and honey, longed for the flesh of Egypt, and the melons
129 II, 15 | Egypt, when we sat by the flesh pots.” And again, 4783 “
130 II, 15 | Who shall give us flesh to eat? We remember the
131 II, 15 | food, and sighed for the flesh of Egypt. Moses for forty
132 II, 15 | wiser than they who ate the flesh from the king’s table. Then
133 II, 15 | he ate no pleasant bread; flesh and wine entered not his
134 II, 15 | locusts and wild honey, not on flesh; and the hermits of the
135 II, 17 | fish and other kinds of flesh, if we choose, may be taken
136 II, 17 | not thyself from thine own flesh.” He did not therefore reject
137 II, 17 | fell in their devotion to flesh remain even to this day
138 II, 17 | made up for by feasting on flesh. And just as the signs of
139 II, 19 | He that eateth my flesh and drinketh my blood abideth
140 II, 23 | degrees of merit. 4864 “All flesh is not the same flesh; but
141 II, 23 | All flesh is not the same flesh; but there is one flesh
142 II, 23 | flesh; but there is one flesh of men, and another flesh
143 II, 23 | flesh of men, and another flesh of beasts, and another flesh
144 II, 23 | flesh of beasts, and another flesh of birds, and another of
145 II, 25 | world perished, all men were flesh, and therefore were destroyed.
146 II, 25 | liberty, that is, with the flesh and its works, we shall
147 II, 29 | nor of the will of the flesh, nor of the will of man,
148 II, 29 | God.” The Word was made flesh that we might pass from
149 II, 29 | that we might pass from the flesh into the Word. The Word
150 II, 29 | He that eateth my flesh and drinketh my blood abideth
151 II, 30 | had not yet come in the flesh—Christ who is called the
152 II, 36 | dogs, and, since you like flesh so well, vultures too, eagles,
153 II, 37 | unless you take mead, and flesh, and solid food. For lust
154 II, 37 | lust strength is required. Flesh is soon spent and enervated.
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