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 1      I, 7 |      unbegotten and unmade alone eternal, and the maker of all things
 2      I, 7 |          of their unbegotten and eternal, and therefore great and
 3      I, 9 |         both unbegotten, unmade, eternal. This will be their essential
 4      I, 15|        and unmade, and therefore eternal, and equal to God, in which
 5      I, 15|      unbegotten, and unmade, and eternal. If, however, it was out
 6      I, 15|     unmade, and by reason hereof eternal. With this matter he further
 7      I, 15|    unmade with an unmade, and an eternal with an eternal; so here
 8      I, 15|           and an eternal with an eternal; so here he makes a fourth
 9      I, 22|        in order that they may be eternal, and so not be accounted
10      I, 22|         longer be believed to be eternal nor competent to Deity;
11      I, 22|      Deity; because it cannot be eternal so long as, failing to be
12      I, 24|       BODY ABSURD.~But as God is eternal and rational, so, I think,
13     II, 3 |        therefore be accounted an eternal attribute, inbred in God,
14     II, 4 |       THE CREATION OF MAN BY THE ETERNAL WORD. SPIRITUAL AS WELL
15     II, 19|          souls from death," even eternal death, "and to nourish them
16     II, 19|          hunger," that is, after eternal life. "Many are the afflictions
17    III, 16|           into the possession of eternal life, than which nothing
18     IV, 1 |          shall be followed by an eternal one. For by Isaiah He says: "
19     IV, 25| mentioned, without the attribute eternal; so that the lawyer seems
20     IV, 25|        excited to the hope of an eternal life by these examples of
21     IV, 25|          about the attainment of eternal life. Accordingly, the Lord,
22     IV, 25|      answered, and not about the eternal life, which is at the disposal
23     IV, 25|          how is he to obtain the eternal one? Surely not in the same
24     IV, 25|     Marcion, will not obtain his eternal life in consequence of loving
25     IV, 25|          be loved who offers the eternal life? Therefore both one
26     IV, 25|       not then, whether the word eternal has been interpolated by
27     IV, 25|    Christ who invited men to the eternal not the lengthened life,
28     IV, 25|    exhort the man rather to that eternal life which he was introducing.
29     IV, 31|        the abundant provision of eternal life. I first remark, that
30     IV, 34|       shall declare unto you the eternal place, but He (that is,
31     IV, 34|       everlasting punishment and eternal salvation rest with Him,
32     IV, 36|       what shall I do to inherit eternal life?'" (Jesus) inquired
33     IV, 36|          Creator's precepts that eternal life is acquired. Then,
34      V, 10|         through the Spirit to an eternal life. In short, since it
35      V, 11|       which are not seen and are eternal in other words, not to the
36      V, 11|     perishes," not meaning by an eternal perdition after death, but
37      V, 12|                         XII. THE ETERNAL HOME IN HEAVEN. BEAUTIFUL
38      V, 12|         he says that "we have an eternal home in heaven, not made
39      V, 13|      through righteousness unto (eternal) life by Jesus Christ,"