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 1 ApCreed,    1        |            is no knowledge of the ~eternal and unchanging Truth, virtue
 2 ApCreed,    1        |            effect of faith is that eternal life is already begun in
 3 ApCreed,    1        |          already begun in us; for ~eternal life is nothing else than
 4 ApCreed,    1        |            when ~He said: "This is eternal life, that they may know
 5 ApCreed,    1        |       inordinately, we shall ~lose eternal joys. "In all things taking
 6 ApCreed,    4,  1    |         perfect vision in the life eternal. Hence, we shall now speak ~
 7 ApCreed,    4   (9)  |           mode and ~manner ot this eternal generation, that which is
 8 ApCreed,    4   (9)  | understanding ~Himself, begets the Eternal Word. But it is more advantageous
 9 ApCreed,    4   (9)  |       Thomas treats more fully the eternal generation and ~Sonship
10 ApCreed,    7   (1)  |          spirits, ~are punished in eternal and unquenchable fire. This
11 ApCreed,    9   (5)  |          at the right hand of ~His Eternal Father. Now, this does not
12 ApCreed,   10,  3    |            His anger which is ~the eternal punishment inflicted upon
13 ApCreed,   10,  4    |          these will take away the ~eternal punishment. The third is
14 ApCreed,   11   (15) |           Son, equaily ~omnipoent, eternal, perfect, the supreme good,
15 ApCreed,   11,  2    |      strengthens in us the hope of eternal life, because He is the
16 ApCreed,   11,  2    |           were, the surety of ~our eternal life. The reason is that
17 ApCreed,   11,  2    |           life. The reason is that eternal life is due to man inasmuch
18 ApCreed,   12,  1    |           one hope of arriving at ~eternal life. Hence, the Apostle
19 ApCreed,   13,  1    |        since no one can enter into eternal life until he is well ~cleansed,
20 ApCreed,   14,  1    |      believe that we shall receive eternal rewards in the resurrection
21 ApCreed,   14,  4    |             Theirs is the state of eternal punishment, ~which has a
22 ApCreed,   15        |            end of all our desires, eternal life, is fittingly placed
23 ApCreed,   15,  2    |           we shall have, even life eternal: "Now, all good ~things
24 ApCreed,   15,  3    |            other hand, will be in ~eternal death suffering pain and
25 ApCreed,   15,  3    |            die; hence it is called eternal death, for as dying is the ~
26 10Command,    0,  2  |            Thou hast the words of ~eternal life."34~ ~ ~ ~
27 10Command,    2   (5)|         that day, ~and the gate of eternal life was thrown open to
28 10Command,    2,  5  |             This rest in ~truth is eternal life and heavenly joy: "
29 10Command,    4,  1  |         ourself: "No murderer hath eternal life abiding in himself."15 ~
30 10Command,    4,  2  |           the New Law heavenly and eternal things are promised. ~Therefore,
31 10Command,    5,  1  |       grace it is meritorious for ~eternal life. Sometimes, however,
32 Sacramen,    4       |           My Blood of the new ~and eternal testament; the mystery of
33 Sacramen,    9       |                     Seven gifts of Eternal Glory~ ~By the reception
34 Sacramen,    9       |   Sacraments, man is led to future eternal glory ~which consists in
35 LordPray,    1,  1   |         all that obey the cause of eternal salvation."23~ ~
36 LordPray,    1,  2   |            mean that spiritual and eternal good in which true happiness
37 LordPray,    2,  4   |          are firmly established in eternal happiness are all the blessed
38 LordPray,    4,  2   |          wills is that we may have eternal life. Whoever makes something
39 LordPray,    4,  2   |           was that they might have eternal life. The Lord, therefore,
40 LordPray,    4,  2   |     therefore, wills that men have eternal life. Now, when that for
41 LordPray,    4,  2   |            lost. So when man gains eternal life, he is said to be saved,
42 LordPray,    4,  3   |          other needs. We arrive at eternal life through observance
43 LordPray,    4,  4   |           things are necessary for eternal life: the grace of God and
44 LordPray,    4,  4   |   According to the first we desire eternal life. And in this very desire
45 LordPray,    5       |            to fruition in the life eternal. Thus, when we pray that
46 LordPray,    6   (3) |           we asked of God not only eternal and spiritual goods, but
47 LordPray,    6,  2   |         the sin in contrition, and eternal punishment is changed to
48 LordPray,    6   (11)|         the same time the guilt of eternal punishment; (2) the guilt
49 LordPray,    8       |       above measure exceedingly an eternal weight of glory."10~ ~Fourth,
50 LordPray,    9       |          is that you may arrive at eternal life. And you pray for this
51 LordPray,    9       |        glory.~ ~The second good is eternal life, to which sin is contrary:
52 LordPray,    9       |           sin is contrary: because eternal life is lost by sin. And
53 HailMary,    1   (3) |            this life ~and for life eternal" ("Roman Catechism," "On
54 HailMary,    9       |        eateth My ~flesh . . . hath eternal life."34~ ~The fruit which
55 Question,    1,  4   |     similar to ~Arianism?~ ~5. The eternal generation of the Word or
56 Question,    1,  11  |           in the attainment of our eternal ~salvation.~ ~
57 Question,    4,  5   |           wills of us that we gain eternal life, and that we keep the ~