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Instructive also is Lk. 12 22, 'Take no thought for your soul what ye shall eat. ' Apart from the absence of a systematic account, Paul's references to the pneuma are not free from difficulties and inconsistencies; these may be due to a gradual development of his own mind or to interpolations and alterations by early editors. The student must always be prepared to allow for this possibility even if the genuineness of most of the epistles be admitted. As we have already seen, some scholars give ...very forcible reasons for supposing that all the Pauline epistles are spurious (for the possibility compare 2 Thess. 2 2 ). Among these difficult questions are the following: (1) What is the exact relation of Christ to the Church, i. E. The body of the elect? and (2) How far are Christ 43 EARLY CHRISTIANITY and the Spirit the same? In many places (Col. 1 24 ; 1 Cor. 12 27 ; Eph. 1 23 ; 5 30 ) the Church is the body of Christ, or (Col. 1 18 ; 2 19 ) the body of which Christ is the head, so that Church and Christ are in a sense identified.
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Instructive also is Lk. 12 22, 'Take no thought for your soul what ye shall eat. ' Apart from the absence of a systematic account, Paul's references to the pneuma are not free from difficulties and inconsistencies; these may be due to a gradual development of his own mind or to interpolations and alterations by early editors. The student must always be prepared to allow for this possibility even if the genuineness of most of the epistles be admitted. As we have already seen, some scholars give ...very forcible reasons for supposing that all the Pauline epistles are spurious (for the possibility compare 2 Thess. 2 2 ). Among these difficult questions are the following: (1) What is the exact relation of Christ to the Church, i. E. The body of the elect? and (2) How far are Christ 43 EARLY CHRISTIANITY and the Spirit the same? In many places (Col. 1 24 ; 1 Cor. 12 27 ; Eph. 1 23 ; 5 30 ) the Church is the body of Christ, or (Col. 1 18 ; 2 19 ) the body of which Christ is the head, so that Church and Christ are in a sense identified.
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