incorruptible

Modifies a noun

• seed: You have an incorruptible seed, Peter says, a new life, a new nature, a new creation.
• body: Heaven had begun to join to earth and Jesus was the first of the righteous to rise in an incorruptible body.
• crown: Hence Paul, that he might be approved of the Judge and win the incorruptible crown, enslaved his body ( I Cor.
• life: The incorruptible life of the Son is transmitted by Divine means to the sinner whose heart is capable of faith in God.
• inheritor: As he put it himself: " Only the Irish working class remain the incorruptible inheritors of the fight for Irish freedom.
• flesh: The true substance of God and man has to be this hypothetical incorruptible flesh.

Used with adjective complement

• raise: For the trumpet will sound, and the dead will be raised incorruptible, and we shall be changed.