Same body numerically: seven proofs against Origenists
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The body that will rise is the same in number and substance: (1) Matt. 10:28; 1 Cor. 15:53; Phil. 3:21; 2 Cor. 5:10; (2) from God's justice (Ambrose); (3) from the very name — otherwise a new creation, not resurrection; (4) because death is called sleep and resurrection awakening; (5) from Christ's example and nine particular examples; (6) from the promise of immortality to this flesh;(7) from the double rite of baptism and burial.Nor does 1 Cor. 15:50 hinder — flesh and blood are barred under the name of guilt, not substance.Against the Origenist delirium Gregory the Great disputed.The subject-quod are all who are to rise.
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Corpus resurrecturum numero & substantia idem: 1. Matth. 10.28; 1 Cor. 15.53; Phil. 3.21; 2 Cor. 5.10. 2. ex justitia Dei (Ambrosius). 3. ab ipsa appellatione — alioquin nova creatio, non resurrectio. 4. quia mors somnus, resurrectio evigilatio. 5. ab exemplo Christi & novem particularibus exemplis. 6. a promissione immortalitatis huic carni. 7. a duplici ritu baptismi & sepulturae. Neque obstat 1 Cor. 15.50 — caro & sanguis nomine culpae arcentur. Contra Origenistarum delirium disputavit Gregorius Magnus. Subjectum quod sunt omnes qui sunt resurrecturi.