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 1 Text|          Risen from the dead ~by death trampling upon death~and
 2 Text|          by death trampling upon death~and to those in the tombs
 3 Text|     about Easter, about life and death, about death and Resurrection,
 4 Text|      about life and death, about death and Resurrection, about
 5 Text|        we in any way connect the death and Resurrection of Christ
 6 Text|  relating these to the decay and death of the human person, has
 7 Text|         no relationship with the death which was 'trampled upon'
 8 Text| primarily that there is physical death, which involves all things,
 9 Text|         inanimate, and spiritual death, which has to do only with
10 Text|      beings and angels.~Physical death -from which people are not
11 Text|   material parameters.~Spiritual death pertains to the deeper,
12 Text|     other creatures, in physical death. in other words, a journey
13 Text|      according to which physical death is nothing other than the
14 Text|         a journey, even physical death can in no way be considered
15 Text|         referred to his physical death nostalgically, stating that
16 Text|      love, then the only fearful death and enemy is in fact ethical
17 Text|       fact ethical and spiritual death which separates humankind
18 Text|     other.~Spiritual and ethical death could only have come about
19 Text|         obedient to the point of death, even death on the Cross' (
20 Text|         the point of death, even death on the Cross' (Phil. 2,8).~
21 Text|      that is to say His physical death on the Cross, Christ once
22 Text|     God-man did not undergo this death as a consequence of corruptibility.
23 Text|      human race.~Thus, spiritual death was finally defeated, under
24 Text|          through the life-giving death of Christ.~It is clear that,
25 Text|          depict the Conqueror of death rising from the tomb with
26 Text|       human nature, saved by the death of the only Sinless One.~