Chapter

 1    1|           because He is the only eternal good. As though He would
 2    1|        commands under penalty of eternal~wrath, namely, that the
 3    1| necessaries of both temporal and eternal~things. He also preserves
 4    1|        the word good as being an eternal fountain~which gushes forth
 5    1|         we wish all temporal and eternal~good, since the Supreme
 6    1|          is a question~either of eternal blessing, happiness, and
 7    1|  happiness, and salvation, or of eternal~wrath, misery, and woe.
 8    1|        enough, both~temporal and eternal. ~Thus we have two kinds
 9    2| overwhelmed us with unspeakable, eternal treasures by His Son and
10    2|   displeasure and were doomed to eternal damnation, as we had merited
11    2|      comfort until this only and~eternal Son of God in His unfathomable
12    2|        perfect holiness in a new eternal life. For now we are only
13    2|          therefore they abide in eternal wrath and~damnation. For
14    3|       the same, and hereafter in eternal life. All this is nothing~
15    3|      perishable good, but for an eternal inestimable treasure and~
16    3|       can comprehend, --~like an eternal, unfailing fountain, which,
17    3|       expects~without doubt such eternal treasures of God. Therefore
18    3|        He promises~that which is eternal and imperishable?~
19    4|          shall be saved and have eternal life, both in~soul and body.
20    5|       heart. For such a gift and eternal treasure cannot be~seized