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Others derive it from a word that signifies to stamp and tread under-foot: ¹implying the body (in it self) to be of so sordid and base an Extraction (since the Fall) as is fit for nothing, but to be cast out upon the dunghill, and trampled under the feet of man and beasts; whether alive or dead, it is a vile thing, (set aside only its divine workmanship) Vileness it self.

Others derive it from a word that signifies to stamp and tread under-foot: ¹implying the body (in it self) to be of so fordid and base an Extraction (since the Fall) as is fit for nothing, but to be cast out upon the dunghill, and trampled under the feet of man and beasts; whether alive or dead, it is a vile thing, (set aside only its divine workmanship) Vileness it self.

1. 1[Greek or Hebrew], calcari. See Mr. Calamies Sermon Preached at Dr. Boltons Funeral.〈non-Latin alphabet〉, calcari. See Mr. Calamies Sermon Preached at Dr. Boltons Funeral.

Why-but now, the Resurrection shall make amends for all; Then this vile body shall be fashioned, ¹like unto Christ his glorious body; like, i. e. of a like form and fashion to Christs body; that must needs be a ravishing beauty indeed: for, mark ye, it is not like to Christ his body, in his state of Humiliation, which yet was full of beauty, though the blind world could not see it: ²they whose eyes were opened saw and admired; we beh•ld his glory, as the glory of the only begotten of the Father, full of Grace and Truth. But in the Resurrection, it is said, Our vile bodies shall be fashioned like to his Glorious body; surely that must needs excel in glory.