Chapter

 1   6|      what would lead him to life eternal, or what would lead to eternal
 2   6|   eternal, or what would lead to eternal death. But it is a~small
 3   7|        is nothing less than life eternal. It is a question whether
 4   7|      forward to affirm~truth and eternal beatitude, yet they are
 5   9|         the angels~persevered in eternal bliss and holiness with
 6   9|   deliverance and a~place in the eternal Kingdom be restored through
 7  13|          heavy a burden in their eternal~damnation, as they would
 8  14|         of tomorrow is indeed an eternal "today." Therefore, he~chose
 9  15|     parts together will make one eternal consort, as even now they~
10  16|       possess, together with it, eternal bliss. But the other part
11  16|           taught by God - in the eternal contemplation of whose truth~
12  16|         those men predestined to eternal life are redeemed from the
13  18|        their sins, but still not eternal.~But those who believe thus,
14  23|     again, but a resurrection to eternal life after the fashion~of
15  23|         damnation is certain and~eternal. And let us not be moved
16  24|    angels and men go on in their eternal~punishment, the saints will
17  28|        which we~come to the Gift eternal - this too comes from God. ~
18  28|       Accordingly, even the life eternal, which is surely the wages
19  28|          but the gift of God is ~eternal life in Christ Jesus our
20  28|          from God, and when~life eternal is given through them, what
21  28|    bodies a~resurrection to life eternal - and all this in order
22  29|        truly and happily in life eternal. The second will go on,~
23  29|        go on,~miserable in death eternal, with no power to die to
24  29|        deplore the notion of the eternal punishment of the damned
25  29|          the righteous into life eternal." But let them suppose,
26  29|       not to~put an end to their eternal afflictions, but rather
27  29|          so great that, if it be eternal, no torments~that we know
28  29|                         113. The eternal death of the damned - that
29  29|     misery. In the same way, the eternal life of the saints will
30  30| petitions: three of them ask for eternal goods, the other four for
31  30|      necessary for obtaining the eternal goods.~For when we say: "
32  30|       present life? In~that life eternal - where we all hope to be -
33  31|          if a man hopes for~life eternal - and who is there who does