Chapter

 1   7|        to "not ~know" implies a living subject. But, in such a
 2  13|       added, through their evil living, to the~burden they brought
 3  14|       how, then, shall we~go on living in it?" And then to show
 4  14|        from heaven to judge the living and the dead, does not pertain
 5  14|        that he "shall judge the living and the dead." On the one
 6  14|         may ~understand by "the living" those who are not yet dead
 7  14|      dead but who will be found living in the flesh~when he comes;
 8  14|         on the other hand, "the living" may signify "the righteous,"~
 9  17|       day when the Judge of the~living and the dead shall come
10  21|     wholly closed to them, yet, living with them often we come
11  23|    apparent in the motions of a living thing? To deny, for ~example,
12  29| benefited by the piety of their living~friends, when the sacrifice
13  29|       those who, when they were living, have merited that such~
14  29|       man has for himself while living in the body earned the merit~
15  29|      sort~of consolation to the living. Where they are of value,
16  29|         commonwealth will go on living truly and happily in life
17  30|         Principles of Christian Living: Faith and Hope~~
18  31|         be the Lord of both the living and the dead."'~257 Nor