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 1     II|      he bring down Christ from heaven. "Away," says he, "with
 2    III|   return of the Spirit back to heaven, and similarly in the case
 3     IV|        sake He came down (from heaven), for his sake He preached,
 4     IV|   death by a second birth from heaven; our flesh He restores from
 5     IV|       to preach the kingdom of heaven invested with the body of
 6      V|  brought Christ down, not from heaven, but from some troop of
 7     VI|         Although an angel from heaven preach any other gospel
 8   VIII|        like manner must be the heaven and its celestial (contents),
 9   VIII|    second man is the Lord from heaven." This passage, however,
10     IX|        it there was nothing of heaven, because it must be capable
11     XV|     both risen and returned to heaven, is not ours, being like
12    XVI|    right hand of the Father in heaven; and we further declare
13   XXIV|  passage, "If even an angel of heaven preach unto you any other
14   XXIV| suffered "will come again from heaven," and by all shall He be
15   XXIV|  affirm that His flesh sits in heaven void of sensation, like