1 Coríntios 15
Fulgentius of Ruspe
1 Coríntios 15:41
The diversity of corporeal natures demonstrates that each one of them is not what it is because of what it could always have had all by itself. Rather it is what it is because of what it has received from the plan and working of the one omnipotent, unchangeable and all-wise Creator. If any corporeal creature whatsoever were of one and the same nature as the holy Trinity, which is the one God, it would not exist in any place locally, nor would it ever undergo change because of passage of time, nor would it move from one place to another, nor would it be circumscribed by the fact of its mass. — TO PETER ON THE FAITH 26-27
1 Coríntios 15:53
The masculine and feminine sexes will remain just as their bodies were created. Their glory will vary according to the diversity of their good works. For all the bodies of both men and women, all that will exist in that kingdom will be glorious. — TO PETER ON THE FAITH 237
1 Coríntios 15:56
By that sting, the human race first wounded itself unto death in such a way that he made death also pass to and through his offspring. — LETTER 35, TO SCARILA