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 1 1pref|       have wandered for a long time, by giving attendance upon
 2 5    | creature, born in the midst of time, went forth as a youth from
 3 21   |      vanity rejoices you for a time. Thou art glad for a brief
 4 23   |        it. Thou seemest at one time to be profane, at another
 5 25   |      the harvest ripe, and the time so many times prepared.
 6 25   |      the seasonable wines. The time of believing to life is
 7 25   |      to life is present in the time of death. The first law
 8 25   |     rise again to live for all time. Therefore, if thou art
 9 26   |      tormented in hell for all time. They are vain joys with
10 26   |     strayed, look upon ancient time, thou thinkest now to enjoy
11 26   |        now at length that this time is of no avail, but in the
12 30   | attendant of God while ye have time. Even as the elm loves the
13 32   |     SELF-PLEASERS.~If place or time is favourable, or the person
14 32   | confidence of things. When the time flatters thee, be more cautious.
15 41   |                    XLI. OF THE TIME OF ANTICHRIST.~Isaiah said:
16 41   |   shall occupy the half of the time, Nero shall occupy half.
17 41   |       him, exclaim at the same time to the Highest that they
18 42   |       band hurry rashly at any time to the gift of peace. Those
19 43   |     bore your doings in such a time. They cry out together,
20 44   |  themselves live for the whole time, and receive blessings because
21 62   |     thou secure. It is His own time, and we are living for both;
22 66   |  DECEITFUL PEACE.~The arranged time comes to our people; there
23 66   |        world; and, at the same time, ruin is weighing us down
24 70   |   SPEAK TO THE ELDER-BORN.~The time demands that I alone should