Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  Int|    walls of the womb as His Resurrection body afterwards did out
 2     I,  13 |  vanish away. For after the resurrection there will be no wedlock.
 3     I,  26 |  John to ask. And after the resurrection, when Mary Magdalene told
 4     I,  36 | flesh. The substance of our resurrection bodies will certainly be
 5     I,  36 |     to nature. 4515 “In the resurrection of the dead they will neither
 6     I,  37 |   also through man came the resurrection of the dead. As in Adam
 7     I,  39 |   unto a living hope by the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the
 8    II,  5  |     of his blood. After the resurrection he ate a fish and part of
 9    II,  17 |   did indeed 4825 after His resurrection eat part of a broiled fish
10    II,  17 |  given him to eat, lest the resurrection should be thought a delusion.
11    II,  17 |    is why Lazarus after his resurrection is 4827 described as being
12    II,  23 |    in glory. So also is the resurrection of the dead.” Like a learned
13    II,  23 |       says he, “is also the resurrection of the dead”—the just will