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Ante-Nicene Fathers, Vol. III
783 chapters English Public domain
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576 The Flesh Will Be Associated with the Soul in Enduring the Penal Sentences of the Final Judgment. 577 Scripture Phrases and Passages Clearly Assert “The Resurrection of the Dead.” The Force of This Very Phrase Explained as Indicating the Prominent Place of the Flesh in the General Resurrection. 578 The Sophistical Sense Put by Heretics on the Phrase “Resurrection of the Dead,” As If It Meant the Moral Change of a New Life. 579 Figurative Senses Have Their Foundation in Literal Fact. Besides, the Allegorical Style is by No Means the Only One Found in the Prophetic Scriptures, as Alleged by the Heretics. 580 No Mere Metaphor in the Phrase Resurrection of the Dead. In Proportion to the Importance of Eternal Truths, is the Clearness of Their Scriptural Enunciation. 581 The Scriptures Forbid Our Supposing Either that the Resurrection is Already Past, or that It Takes Place Immediately at Death. Our Hopes and Prayers Point to the Last Great Day as the Period of Its Accomplishment. 582 Sundry Passages of St. Paul, Which Speak of a Spiritual Resurrection, Compatible with the Future Resurrection of the Body, Which is Even Assumed in Them. 583 Other Passages Quoted from St. Paul, Which Categorically Assert the Resurrection of the Flesh at the Final Judgment. 584 St. John, in the Apocalypse, Equally Explicit in Asserting the Same Great Doctrine. 585 Even the Metaphorical Descriptions of This Subject in the Scriptures Point to the Bodily Resurrection, the Only Sense Which Secures Their Consistency and Dignity. 586 Certain Metaphorical Terms Explained of the Resurrection of the Flesh. 587 Prophetic Things and Actions, as Well as Words, Attest This Great Doctrine. 588 Ezekiel's Vision of the Dry Bones Quoted. 589 This Vision Interpreted by Tertullian of the Resurrection of the Bodies of the Dead. A Chronological Error of Our Author, Who Supposes that Ezekiel in His Ch. XXXI. Prophesied Before the Captivity. 590 Other Passages Out of the Prophets Applied to the Resurrection of the Flesh. 591 Even Unburied Bodies Will Be Raised Again. Whatever Befalls Them God Will Restore Them Again. Jonah's Case Quoted in Illustration of God's Power. 592 So Much for the Prophetic Scriptures. In the Gospels, Christ's Parables, as Explained by Himself, Have a Clear Reference to the Resurrection of the Flesh. 593 Christ Plainly Testifies to the Resurrection of the Entire Man. Not in His Soul Only, Without the Body. 594 Explanation of What is Meant by the Body, Which is to Be Raised Again. Not the Corporeality of the Soul. 595 Christ's Refutation of the Sadducees, and Affirmation of Catholic Doctrine. 596 Christ's Assertion About the Unprofitableness of the Flesh Explained Consistently with Our Doctrine. 597 Christ, by Raising the Dead, Attested in a Practical Way the Doctrine of the Resurrection of the Flesh. 598 Additional Evidence Afforded to Us in the Acts of the Apostles. 599 Sundry Passages of St. Paul Which Attest Our Doctrine Rescued from the Perversions of Heresy. 600 The Dissolution of Our Tabernacle Consistent with the Resurrection of Our Bodies.
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Ante-Nicene Fathers, Vol. III
783 chapters English Public domain
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783 chapters
576 The Flesh Will Be Associated with the Soul in Enduring the Penal Sentences of the Final Judgment. 577 Scripture Phrases and Passages Clearly Assert “The Resurrection of the Dead.” The Force of This Very Phrase Explained as Indicating the Prominent Place of the Flesh in the General Resurrection. 578 The Sophistical Sense Put by Heretics on the Phrase “Resurrection of the Dead,” As If It Meant the Moral Change of a New Life. 579 Figurative Senses Have Their Foundation in Literal Fact. Besides, the Allegorical Style is by No Means the Only One Found in the Prophetic Scriptures, as Alleged by the Heretics. 580 No Mere Metaphor in the Phrase Resurrection of the Dead. In Proportion to the Importance of Eternal Truths, is the Clearness of Their Scriptural Enunciation. 581 The Scriptures Forbid Our Supposing Either that the Resurrection is Already Past, or that It Takes Place Immediately at Death. Our Hopes and Prayers Point to the Last Great Day as the Period of Its Accomplishment. 582 Sundry Passages of St. Paul, Which Speak of a Spiritual Resurrection, Compatible with the Future Resurrection of the Body, Which is Even Assumed in Them. 583 Other Passages Quoted from St. Paul, Which Categorically Assert the Resurrection of the Flesh at the Final Judgment. 584 St. John, in the Apocalypse, Equally Explicit in Asserting the Same Great Doctrine. 585 Even the Metaphorical Descriptions of This Subject in the Scriptures Point to the Bodily Resurrection, the Only Sense Which Secures Their Consistency and Dignity. 586 Certain Metaphorical Terms Explained of the Resurrection of the Flesh. 587 Prophetic Things and Actions, as Well as Words, Attest This Great Doctrine. 588 Ezekiel's Vision of the Dry Bones Quoted. 589 This Vision Interpreted by Tertullian of the Resurrection of the Bodies of the Dead. A Chronological Error of Our Author, Who Supposes that Ezekiel in His Ch. XXXI. Prophesied Before the Captivity. 590 Other Passages Out of the Prophets Applied to the Resurrection of the Flesh. 591 Even Unburied Bodies Will Be Raised Again. Whatever Befalls Them God Will Restore Them Again. Jonah's Case Quoted in Illustration of God's Power. 592 So Much for the Prophetic Scriptures. In the Gospels, Christ's Parables, as Explained by Himself, Have a Clear Reference to the Resurrection of the Flesh. 593 Christ Plainly Testifies to the Resurrection of the Entire Man. Not in His Soul Only, Without the Body. 594 Explanation of What is Meant by the Body, Which is to Be Raised Again. Not the Corporeality of the Soul. 595 Christ's Refutation of the Sadducees, and Affirmation of Catholic Doctrine. 596 Christ's Assertion About the Unprofitableness of the Flesh Explained Consistently with Our Doctrine. 597 Christ, by Raising the Dead, Attested in a Practical Way the Doctrine of the Resurrection of the Flesh. 598 Additional Evidence Afforded to Us in the Acts of the Apostles. 599 Sundry Passages of St. Paul Which Attest Our Doctrine Rescued from the Perversions of Heresy. 600 The Dissolution of Our Tabernacle Consistent with the Resurrection of Our Bodies.
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Ante-Nicene Fathers, Vol. III
783 chapters English Public domain
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783 chapters
576 The Flesh Will Be Associated with the Soul in Enduring the Penal Sentences of the Final Judgment. 577 Scripture Phrases and Passages Clearly Assert “The Resurrection of the Dead.” The Force of This Very Phrase Explained as Indicating the Prominent Place of the Flesh in the General Resurrection. 578 The Sophistical Sense Put by Heretics on the Phrase “Resurrection of the Dead,” As If It Meant the Moral Change of a New Life. 579 Figurative Senses Have Their Foundation in Literal Fact. Besides, the Allegorical Style is by No Means the Only One Found in the Prophetic Scriptures, as Alleged by the Heretics. 580 No Mere Metaphor in the Phrase Resurrection of the Dead. In Proportion to the Importance of Eternal Truths, is the Clearness of Their Scriptural Enunciation. 581 The Scriptures Forbid Our Supposing Either that the Resurrection is Already Past, or that It Takes Place Immediately at Death. Our Hopes and Prayers Point to the Last Great Day as the Period of Its Accomplishment. 582 Sundry Passages of St. Paul, Which Speak of a Spiritual Resurrection, Compatible with the Future Resurrection of the Body, Which is Even Assumed in Them. 583 Other Passages Quoted from St. Paul, Which Categorically Assert the Resurrection of the Flesh at the Final Judgment. 584 St. John, in the Apocalypse, Equally Explicit in Asserting the Same Great Doctrine. 585 Even the Metaphorical Descriptions of This Subject in the Scriptures Point to the Bodily Resurrection, the Only Sense Which Secures Their Consistency and Dignity. 586 Certain Metaphorical Terms Explained of the Resurrection of the Flesh. 587 Prophetic Things and Actions, as Well as Words, Attest This Great Doctrine. 588 Ezekiel's Vision of the Dry Bones Quoted. 589 This Vision Interpreted by Tertullian of the Resurrection of the Bodies of the Dead. A Chronological Error of Our Author, Who Supposes that Ezekiel in His Ch. XXXI. Prophesied Before the Captivity. 590 Other Passages Out of the Prophets Applied to the Resurrection of the Flesh. 591 Even Unburied Bodies Will Be Raised Again. Whatever Befalls Them God Will Restore Them Again. Jonah's Case Quoted in Illustration of God's Power. 592 So Much for the Prophetic Scriptures. In the Gospels, Christ's Parables, as Explained by Himself, Have a Clear Reference to the Resurrection of the Flesh. 593 Christ Plainly Testifies to the Resurrection of the Entire Man. Not in His Soul Only, Without the Body. 594 Explanation of What is Meant by the Body, Which is to Be Raised Again. Not the Corporeality of the Soul. 595 Christ's Refutation of the Sadducees, and Affirmation of Catholic Doctrine. 596 Christ's Assertion About the Unprofitableness of the Flesh Explained Consistently with Our Doctrine. 597 Christ, by Raising the Dead, Attested in a Practical Way the Doctrine of the Resurrection of the Flesh. 598 Additional Evidence Afforded to Us in the Acts of the Apostles. 599 Sundry Passages of St. Paul Which Attest Our Doctrine Rescued from the Perversions of Heresy. 600 The Dissolution of Our Tabernacle Consistent with the Resurrection of Our Bodies.
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