The sum of sacred divinity briefly & methodically propoundedThe summe of sacred diuinitie briefly & methodically propounded

Thirdly, What body he rose withal; a Body freed¹ from all infirmity, hunger, thirst, weariness, &c. and endued with immortality, strength, nimbleness, agility,² able to move upwards, aswell as to go downwards, glorious and shining: and therefore called ^zA body glorious. Howsoever it⁴ remain a ^abody still to be handled, touched, felt, having length, breadth, &c. with all other essential properties belonging to a Body, and locally comprehended in one certain place.

Thirdly, What bodie hee rose withall; a Bodie freed¹ from all infirmitie, hunger, thirst, wearinesse, &c. and indued with immortalitie, strength, nimblenesse, agilitie,² able to mooue vpwards, aswell as to goe downewards, glorious and shining: and therefore called ^zA bodie glorious. Howsoeuer it⁴ remayne a ^abodie still to bee handled, touched, felt, hauing length, breadth, &c. with all other essentiall properties belonging to a Bodie, and locally comprehended in one certaine place.

1. 1glorious,
2. 2Behold my hands and my feet. It is even • touch me and see me. A Spirit hath not flesh and bones as ye see me to have.