Compare Ignatius, Epistle to the Romans 7:3 and Gospel of Philip 3:28

“... 23a. Some are afraid lest they rise naked. Because of this they wish to rise in the flesh. And they do not know that those who bear the f[lesh] are [precisely] the naked. Those who are [able] to lay (it) aside [are precisely those who] are not naked. 23b. 'Flesh [and blood cannot] inherit the kingdom [of God].' What is this (flesh) which cannot (p. 57) inherit? This which we bear. But what is this which can inherit? It is the (flesh) of Jesus and his blood! Because of this he said: 'He who shall not eat my flesh and drink my blood has no life in him.' Of what kind is this (flesh)? His flesh is the Word, and his blood is the Holy Spirit! He who has received these has food and drink and clothing. 23c. I blame the others, who say that it (the flesh) will not rise. Then both are at fault. You say that the flesh will not rise. But tell me what will rise, that we may honour you (as a teacher). You say: The spirit in the flesh, and it is also this (spark of) light in the flesh. But this too (which you have mentioned) is something which exists (only) in the flesh. For whatever you name, you (yet) name nothing that exists outside the flesh. It is (therefore) necessary to rise in this flesh, since everything is in it. [...] 15. Cf. Ignatius, Trall. 8; Rom. 7.3. 16. Cf. Hermas, Sim. V 7. ...”