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  1 3     |       death is dead," and, "Enjoy life whilst you live," and, "
  2 5     |       upon his face the breath of life, and man (that is, the clay)
  3 7     |           business and offices of life, are accomplished by the
  4 7     |            even as the process of life is. Now, if all things are
  5 13    |       being, and subject alike to life and death. I refer to the
  6 13    |     marvelous from its posthumous life, which renews its life in
  7 13    | posthumous life, which renews its life in a voluntary death; its
  8 14    |       course, did he pass through life except in his entire state.
  9 14    |        way in which he lived. For life is the cause of judgment,
 10 15    |        the soul in the affairs of life, that they may be emboldened
 11 15    |         also in the recompense of life. Let them deny their association
 12 15    |       alone no more departed from life, than it ran through alone
 13 15    |      departed I mean this present life. Indeed, the soul alone
 14 15    |       conducting (the affairs of) life, that we do not withdraw
 15 18    |        from death and restored to life; not because (such a restoration)
 16 18    |          stands erect by means of life. Nature pronounces God's
 17 19    |         THE MORAL CHANGE OF A NEW LIFE.~Now this consideration
 18 19    |        and being endowed with new life by God, has burst forth
 19 19    |  simpleton who during his present life fails to discover the mysteries
 20 19    |         in the death of a worldly life, as in a grave.~
 21 22    |         their departure from this life. Now, forasmuch as the seasons
 22 23    |           to yourselves "and your life is hid with Christ in God."
 23 23    |          Christ in God." Now that life is not yet apprehended which
 24 23    |         blessed hope even in this life by faith (that he speaks
 25 24    |       them, are they "who in this life only" shall be found to
 26 24    |      which is promised after this life; erring concerning the truth,
 27 25    |           a the commencement of a life of faith, who acknowledge
 28 26    |          and the elements of this life, when He dispenses these
 29 26    |      Spirit, and of that water of life which has its vigour from
 30 27    |           the world departed this life in the last furious onset
 31 28    |         killing means taking away life from the flesh, and its
 32 28    |    reviving, amounts to restoring life to the flesh, it must needs
 33 28    |          rise again, to which the life, which has been taken away
 34 29    |      bring upon you the breath of life, and ye shall live: and
 35 34    |          on Him, may have eternal life: and I will raise him up
 36 35    |       also will it be restored to life eternal, since it preferred
 37 35    |     essence must be refitted with life, in order that it may receive
 38 35    |         and eating of the tree of life: what are all these but
 39 36    |          more, but in their risen life are "equal unto the angels,"
 40 36    |    substance which is restored to life. Besides, no question could
 41 37    |          course, to the giving of life. He also goes on to explain
 42 37    |          are spirit, and they are life." In a like sense He had
 43 37    |         sent me, hath everlasting life, and shall not come into
 44 37    |        shall pass from death unto life." Constituting, therefore,
 45 37    |           that word is spirit and life, He likewise called His
 46 37    |         in order that we may have life, and to devour Him with
 47 37    |        profiteth," for it imparts life. The flesh profiteth nothing,
 48 37    |         we have the Spirit giving life to the flesh which has been
 49 37    |            to the resurrection of life; and they that have done
 50 38    |          favour of restoration to life, it was really no great
 51 40    |  experiences during its course of life before and until death,
 52 40    |           after day, here in this life, not there after the resurrection,
 53 42    |  mortality may be swallowed up of life, that is, by putting on
 54 42    |  immortality, and to continue his life by a happy escape from death,
 55 42    |  mortality may be swallowed up of life in other words, that the
 56 42    |         in death would not obtain life, deprived as they would
 57 42    |          so to say the aliment of life, that is, the flesh; or
 58 42    |  mortality may be swallowed up of life, since it is appointed that
 59 42    |       that they too should obtain life. But, you say, in the case
 60 42    |           already swallowed up of life. No, not in all cases, certainly.
 61 42    |           which is to sprout into life again in the resurrection.
 62 42    |          will be "swallowed up of life," nor by being covered over
 63 42    |       going to be swallowed up of life has already admitted that
 64 42    |         has to be swallowed up of life, it must needs be brought
 65 43    |         to disregard this present life, since we are absent from
 66 44    |        Christ, contains in itself life, and that life with its
 67 44    |          in itself life, and that life with its light is committed
 68 44    |      destined to perish which has life entrusted to it? Then, of
 69 44    |      order, as he says, "that His life also may be manifested."
 70 44    |         the purpose is, "that the life of Christ may be manifested
 71 44    |   perpetually dissolved, that the life of Christ will be manifested,
 72 44    |    incorruptible, and already the life of God? Else to what epoch
 73 44    |           what epoch belongs that life of the Lord which is to
 74 44    |        our body? It surely is the life which He lived up to His
 75 44    |           nations. Therefore that life is meant which" has broken
 76 44    |       bars of the lower world," a life which thenceforth has been
 77 44    |      should here object, that the life of Jesus has even now to
 78 44    |       wisdom, in which the Lord's life abounded, the most provident
 79 44    |         for Jesus' sake, that His life may be manifested in our
 80 45    |           of its sinful course of life, and not of its corporeal
 81 46    |            even as "the Spirit is life because of righteousness."
 82 46    |       When, however, he thus sets life in opposition to the death
 83 46    |       unquestionably promises the life of righteousness to the
 84 46    |       which he makes between the "life" and the "death," if the
 85 46    |           and the "death," if the life is not there where that
 86 46    |     course from the body. Now, if life thus extirpates death from
 87 46    |        says he, "of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus hath made
 88 47    |         THROUGH, PROMISES ETERNAL LIFE TO THE BODY.~For that must
 89 47    |        void,'' by an amendment of life, not by a destruction of
 90 47    |           and the end everlasting life. For the wages of sin is
 91 47    |        the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our
 92 47    |           the donative of eternal life, he undoubtedly promises
 93 47    |         should walk in newness of life." And that you may not suppose
 94 47    |       this is said merely of that life which we have to walk in
 95 47    |        through righteousness unto life eternal, through Jesus Christ
 96 47    |         is, there too must be the life after the death, because
 97 47    |           death, because also the life was first there, where the
 98 47    |          manner death's contrary, life, ought to produce the contrary
 99 48    |         that we despaired even of life." Now, if I mistake not,
100 49    |          his words to the present life, in which man exists in
101 49    |           God, are reduced to the life of the old conversation.
102 50    |        incorruptible and immortal life; for without this, or before
103 52    |         THE APPLIANCES OF ETERNAL LIFE.~Let us now see in what
104 53    |           flesh even now (in this life) the spirit by faith? so
105 54    |        LIV. DEATH SWALLOWED UP OF LIFE. MEANING OF THIS PHRASE
106 54    |  mortality may be swallowed up of life " in reference to the flesh
107 54    |      mortality is swallowed up of life " even whilst, clothed with
108 54    |        when it is swallowed up of life? But how is it swallowed
109 54    |         how is it swallowed up of life, (in the sense of destroyed
110 54    |           thy victory?" Therefore life, too, as the great antagonist
111 55    |     substance even in the present life, and for all that undergo
112 56    |        flesh has gone through all life's course, which has learnt
113 56    |       shall have the enjoyment of life at so gratuitous a rate!
114 57    |    substance which is recalled to life with all its form, and lineaments,
115 57    |            is prior to injury. As life is bestowed by God, so is
116 57    |     without hurt, that is without life? What body is uninjured,
117 58    |        candidates for everlasting life; to what faith do these
118 59    |     CHANGED CONDITIONS OF ETERNAL LIFE, OR OF DEATH ETERNAL.~But,
119 59    |     non-eternal substance of this life is incapable of possessing
120 59    |       Whether it be the world, or life, or death, or things present,
121 59    |      which is ordained to eternal life. For myself, I am quite
122 60    |          supply the needs of this life up to the moment when life
123 60    |        life up to the moment when life itself shall pass away from
124 60    |       incorruption:" so that when life shall itself become freed
125 61    |           food for the defence of life, nor will mothers' limbs
126 61    |           But even in the present life there may be cessations
127 62    |        THE ANGELS IN THE GLORIOUS LIFE OF THE RESURRECTION.~To
128 63conc|         reciprocal bond of wedded life. Now, if any should insist