Chapter 7: On the resurrection of the flesh; new inseparable reunion of souls with bodies at the last day
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CHAPTER SEVEN.On the resurrection of the flesh.
The disputation concerning the end of this world having been settled: there follows the resurrection of the flesh, which is a new, inseparable, and definitive union of souls — as many as have departed from their bodies by death — with those same bodies, future on the last day of this age, by the power and command of God,so that each one may be presented before the tribunal of Christ the judge to God and may carry away, correspondingly to what he has done, either everlasting good or everlasting evil.
Latin
CAPUT SEPTIMUM, De resurrectione carnis. Habita de fine hujus mundi disputatione stabilis: sequitur resurrectio carnis, quae est nova, inseparabilis & definitiva animarum, quotquot a corporibus suis per mortem abscesserunt, cum iisdem illis corporibus unio, futura supremo hujus saeculi die, potentia & jussu Dei, ut unusquisque tribunali Christi judicis Deo sistatur & congruenter ad id, quod fecerit, reportet sive bonum, sive malum sempiternum.