Anf-01 viii.viii.iii Pg 3
i.e., to the devil. [St. John xii. 31, John xiv. 30, John xvi. 11.]
that the formation of man was possible to God without human intervention. And when He had been born, and had submitted to the other conditions of the flesh,—I mean food, drink, and clothing,—this one condition only of discharging the sexual function He did not submit to; for, regarding the desires of the flesh, He accepted some as necessary, while others, which were unnecessary, He did not submit to. For if the flesh were deprived of food, drink, and clothing, it would be destroyed; but being deprived of lawless desire, it suffers no harm. And at the same time He foretold that, in the future world, sexual intercourse should be done away with; as He says, “The children of this world marry, and are given in marriage; but the children of the world to come neither marry nor are given in marriage, but shall be like the angels in heaven.”2617 2617
Treasury of Scriptural Knowledge, Chapter 16
VERSE (11) - Joh 5:22-27 Mt 12:18,36 Ac 10:42; 17:30,31; 24:25; 26:18 Ro 2:2-4,16
