Book, Chapter

1      I, 24|    naught in many, succumbs to perdition, and is a partner with destruction?
2      I, 24|        goodness because of the perdition of the greater number. I
3     II, 25|       longer here, thou art in perdition so that the voice is the
4     IV, 23| invites, so does He consign to perdition him whom He rejects. When,
5      V, 5 |       God, whilst others incur perdition, to whom the cross of Christ
6      V, 11|      not meaning by an eternal perdition after death, but by labours
7      V, 16|     the man of sin, the son of perdition," who must first be revealed