Capitolo 75
and the resurrection; or, what nobody has gone to heaven, neither to hell,
but to intermediary places, seeing that final rewards and punishments
it is, in so many examples, affirmed completely of the last day.
But those that believe that the souls of the rectum are, to them
death, done perfect in holiness, and it immediately passes in glory, sees
makes impermeable, in this whole prominence that is given a last day, and to the
resurrection, that the sacred writers concerned the resurrection and
final judgment as the great completion toward that souls, in sky
and in hell, you/he/she would be looking in ahead with intense anticipation and
interest; what neither joys want of sky neither the pains of hell both
complete, you cultivate the account of our whole influence on the world,
extending at the end of time, you/he/she is done on, and the body is assistant the
soul. When Paul comforts the mourners of Thessalonica, he offers them to
"you are not distressed as them that doesn't have hope; for", (and he doesn't now speak
of sky, and of souls that I am already there, as the source of
consolation, but) "if we believe that Jesus died and again of rose, even this way
them, also that sleep in Jesus the wish God brings with him; " and him
it proceeds to speak resurrection,--not of the of the fast reunion of
friends after death, but of the past as coming with Christ to the
last day. This, instead of being a matter against the immediate one
departure of sky souls, rise from the desire to assume the
possible test stronger than the pious corpse not only it is sure, but it is
greatly it honored. "Resurrection" it was a subject that abounds of thought,
matter and illustration in those days; the state of the corpse among
death and the last day, it is neglected comparatively from the apostles,
while their minds were full of the great question of the age--the
Resurrection. This fullness of thought and continuous occupation of mind
on the resurrection as the cardinal doctrine of the Christian hope,
he/she explains the apparent belief of the apostles, in of the passages that the