Nicene & Post-Nicene Fathers — First Series Vol. 06 — Sophisms, rejected by moral instinct fearing to displease God, [2182]355.
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Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers First Series Vol. 6
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Soul, the: an image of the Holy Trinity, [2183]264; may die, [2184]307; despair and false hope, death of, [2185]376; God the Life of, His absence the death of, [2186]299, [2187]307, [2188]308; gives life to body, [2189]307 sq., but this not its own life, [2190]307; departure of God from, to be mourned more than departure of it from body, [2191]308; by fearing death of, true life of body saved, [2192]308; man by destroying the body does but give release to, [2193]307; God's husbandry in, and its object and effects, [2194]373. Spirit, Holy, the: is God, [2195]323, [2196]328 (see [2197]Tr…
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