used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
(followed by “to”) in agreement with or accordant with
From this reading 'After my skin', must be rendered 'according to, or as far as my skin is concerned.'
AfterprepositionUS /ˈæftər/
later than; following
From this reading 'After my skin', must be rendered 'according to, or as far as my skin is concerned.'
(quantifier) used with either mass or count nouns to indicate the whole number or amount of or every one of a class
From this reading And such a resurrection we all know Job had.
the form of “be” used with “I”
From this reading I incline to Calvin's opinion, but am not decided.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
one or some or every or all without specification
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
areauxiliary verbUS /ɑːr/
the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading 'After my skin', must be rendered 'according to, or as far as my skin is concerned.'
assuresverbUS /əˈʃʊrz/
third-person singular of “assure” — make certain of
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
earlier than; in front of
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
bodilyadverbUS /ˈbɑːdəli/
in bodily form
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
the entire physical structure of an organism (an animal, plant, or human being)
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
inflected form of “bring” — take something or somebody with oneself somewhere
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading I incline to Calvin's opinion, but am not decided.
CalvinnounUS /ˈkælvən/
United States chemist noted for discovering the series of chemical reactions in photosynthesis (1911-)
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
Calvin'snounUS /ˈkælvənz/
possessive form of “calvin” — United States chemist noted for discovering the series of chemical reactions in photosynthesis (1911-)
From this reading I incline to Calvin's opinion, but am not decided.
move while supporting, either in a vehicle or in one's hands or on one's body
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
citedverbUS /ˈsaɪtəd/
past form of “cite” — make reference to
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
feeling or showing worry or solicitude
From this reading 'After my skin', must be rendered 'according to, or as far as my skin is concerned.'
recognizable; marked
From this reading I incline to Calvin's opinion, but am not decided.
arising from or marked by despair or loss of hope
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
spoiled or ruined or demolished
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
dothauxiliary verbUS /dɔːθ/
an old form of “does”
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
the 3rd planet from the sun; the planet we live on
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
emphatical
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From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
opinion or judgment
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
to a considerable degree; very much
From this reading 'After my skin', must be rendered 'according to, or as far as my skin is concerned.'
the soft tissue of the body of a vertebrate: mainly muscle tissue and fat
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
fliesnounUS /flaɪz/
(theater) the space over the stage (out of view of the audience) used to store scenery (drop curtains)
From this reading 'Though the flies and maggots in my ulcers have destroyed my skin, yet still, and in my flesh, I shall see God as my Redeemer'.
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
referring to the first of two things or persons mentioned (or the earlier one or ones of several)
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
an unknown and unpredictable phenomenon that causes an event to result one way rather than another
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
the supernatural being conceived as the perfect and omnipotent and omniscient originator and ruler of the universe; the object of worship in monotheistic religions
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/
used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses
From this reading 'Though the flies and maggots in my ulcers have destroyed my skin, yet still, and in my flesh, I shall see God as my Redeemer'.
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
a healthy state of wellbeing free from disease
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
advanced in complexity or elaboration
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
used when the man or boy doing the action is also its object
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
how
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From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading I incline to Calvin's opinion, but am not decided.
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
inclinenounUS /ˌɪnˈklaɪn/
an elevated geological formation
From this reading I incline to Calvin's opinion, but am not decided.
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading 'After my skin', must be rendered 'according to, or as far as my skin is concerned.'
the principal activity in your life that you do to earn money
From this reading And such a resurrection we all know Job had.
be cognizant or aware of a fact or a specific piece of information; possess knowledge or information about
From this reading And such a resurrection we all know Job had.
plural of “know” — the fact of being aware of information that is known to few people
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
immediately past
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
plural of “life” — a characteristic state or mode of living
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
less than normal in degree or intensity or amount
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
maggotsnounUS /ˈmæɡəts/
plural of “maggot” — the larva of the housefly and blowfly commonly found in decaying organic matter
From this reading 'Though the flies and maggots in my ulcers have destroyed my skin, yet still, and in my flesh, I shall see God as my Redeemer'.
an adult person who is male (as opposed to a woman)
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
used to say something is necessary, or almost certainly true
From this reading 'After my skin', must be rendered 'according to, or as far as my skin is concerned.'
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading 'After my skin', must be rendered 'according to, or as far as my skin is concerned.'
not one and not the other of two
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading I incline to Calvin's opinion, but am not decided.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
many times at short intervals
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
a personal belief or judgment that is not founded on proof or certainty
From this reading I incline to Calvin's opinion, but am not decided.
used to join alternatives or possibilities
From this reading 'After my skin', must be rendered 'according to, or as far as my skin is concerned.'
any factual evidence that helps to establish the truth of something
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
Redeemernoun
a teacher and prophet born in Bethlehem and active in Nazareth; his life and sermons form the basis for Christianity (circa 4 BC - AD 29)
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
reducedadjectiveUS /rəˈduːst/
made less in size or amount or degree
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
past form of “render” — cause to become
From this reading 'After my skin', must be rendered 'according to, or as far as my skin is concerned.'
reparationnounUS /ˌrepərˈeɪʃən/
compensation (given or received) for an insult or injury
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
restitutionnounUS /ˌrestɪˈtuːʃən/
a sum of money paid in compensation for loss or injury
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
resurrectionnounUS /ˌrezərˈekʃən/
(New Testament) the rising of Christ on the third day after the Crucifixion
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
perceive by sight or have the power to perceive by sight
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
a general conscious awareness
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
used with I and we for the future, or to offer and suggest
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
a natural protective body covering and site of the sense of touch
From this reading 'After my skin', must be rendered 'according to, or as far as my skin is concerned.'
for that reason; with the result that
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
soever
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From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
be standing; be upright
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
the territory occupied by one of the constituent administrative districts of a nation
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
not in physical motion
From this reading 'Though the flies and maggots in my ulcers have destroyed my skin, yet still, and in my flesh, I shall see God as my Redeemer'.
of the kind already mentioned
From this reading And such a resurrection we all know Job had.
used to introduce the second part of a comparison
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
the plural of “that”: the people or things further away, or already known
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
in spite of the fact that
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
ulcersnounUS /ˈʌlsərz/
plural of “ulcer” — a circumscribed inflammatory and often suppurating lesion on the skin or an internal mucous surface resulting in necrosis of tissue
From this reading 'Though the flies and maggots in my ulcers have destroyed my skin, yet still, and in my flesh, I shall see God as my Redeemer'.
uponprepositionUS /əˈpɑːn/
a formal word for “on”
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
the speaker together with one or more other people
From this reading And such a resurrection we all know Job had.
used to ask for information about something
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
in the company of; together with
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
the words that are spoken
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
everything that exists anywhere
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
worldlyadjectiveUS /ˈwɜːrldli/
characteristic of or devoted to the temporal world as opposed to the spiritual world
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
but in spite of that
From this reading Neither doth Calvin carry those emphatical words which are so often cited for a proof of the last resurrection,--'that he knows his Redeemer lives, that he knows he shall stand the last man upon earth, that though his body be destroyed, yet in his flesh and with his eyes shall he see God'--to any higher sense than so, that how low soever he be brought, to what desperate state soever he be reduced in the eyes of the world, yet he assures himself of a resurrection, a reparation, a restitution to his former bodily health, and worldly fortune which he had before.
