And again he hath spoken by means of Isaiah Jthe prophet1 about the Resurrection and eternal life and about the glory of the righteous, and also about the shame and destruction of sinners, (S. + about their conduct, and their fall, about their dissolution, their ruin, and their con- demnation, for when He said that the land of the wicked shall fall, he spoke of their body, because it is from the earth, and will be accounted with shame as of the earth ; because they did not worship God, they shall fall into fire and torment). And in the Twelve Prophets they said thus, " Behold, ye wicked, and see and understand wonders, and return Habakkuk to corruption, for I will work a work in your days (S. + which if a man declare it unto you ye will not believe.") These things and more than these are said against those who do not believe in the Resurrection, and