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 1  Unic,   1|          have richly earned them eternal fire. So to eternal fire
 2  Unic,   1|         them eternal fire. So to eternal fire they will have to go,13
 3  Unic,   3|           and attached to things eternal, they will betray this defect
 4  Unic,   3|       shouldst Thou not hear us, Eternal Father, when we ask only
 5  Unic,   3|                              Oh, Eternal Father! Surely all these
 6  Unic,   3|   everything. Was it not enough, Eternal Father, that while He lived
 7  Unic,   6|         the other, the one being eternal and the other only a dream;
 8  Unic,  28|         in order to speak to its Eternal Father and to take its delight
 9  Unic,  30|      This would have sufficed, O Eternal Wisdom, as between Thee
10  Unic,  30|     Paternoster, so that, if the Eternal Father gives it you, you
11  Unic,  30|         a death: so terrible and eternal!~
12  Unic,  30|      exalt this holy name of the Eternal Father in a way befitting
13  Unic,  31|           it would seem that the Eternal Father has already granted
14  Unic,  32|    rendering this service to His Eternal Father. We are preparing
15  Unic,  33|        come from the hand of the Eternal Father. Though both Father
16  Unic,  33|        at His own cost. But how, Eternal Father, couldst Thou consent
17  Unic,  33|                                O Eternal Lord! How canst Thou grant
18  Unic,  33|                                O Eternal Father, how great is the
19  Unic,  34|         leads me daily nearer to eternal death?~
20  Unic,  34|       our own task be to beg the Eternal Father that we may merit
21  Unic,  34|    longer. Once having seen this Eternal Truth, people would realize
22  Unic,  35|        exclamatory prayer to the Eternal Father.~
23  Unic,  35|          if there were none, the Eternal Father would rightly refuse
24  Unic,  35|          endure. I beseech Thee, Eternal Father, endure it no longer:
25  Unic,  36|         sins, which have merited eternal fire, that we must pardon
26  Unic,  36|         an end and punishment is eternal, I can see nothing meritorious
27  Unic,  37|       For His sake I entreat the Eternal Father to forgive my debts
28  Unic,  37| agreement on our behalf with His Eternal Father, and to say: "Do
29  Unic,  37|                                O Eternal Wisdom! O good Teacher!
30  Unic,  37|          help they need from the Eternal Father. So, lest they should
31  Unic,  38|     which we have to beseech the Eternal Father to grant us what
32  Unic,  38|         pray, and to beseech the Eternal Father not to allow us to
33  Unic,  39|                      What, then, Eternal Father, can we do but flee
34  Unic,  42|         living faith in what the Eternal Father has laid up for them
35  Unic,  42|          is for us to desire the eternal, whereas we prefer that