4. For —resuming :- . being burdened: not for that —rather, " in that we desire not to have ourselves unclothed (of our present body), but clothed upon (with our heavenly body). that mortality, c.—rather, "that what is mortal (our mortal part) may be swallowed up of (absorbed and transformed into) life." Believers shrink from, not the consequences, but the mere act of dying especially as believing in the possibility of their being found alive at the Lord's coming ( :- ), and so of having their mortal body absorbed into the immortal without death. Faith does not divest us of all natural feeling, but subordinates it to higher feeling. Scripture gives no sanction to the contempt for the body expressed by philosophers. return to ' Top of Page ' <a name="verse-5" class="com-number"
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