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 1 1 |        Epicurus. After death all things come to an end, even death
 2 3 |          no doubt be wise in the things of God, even from one's
 3 3 |    divine dispensation. For some things are known even by nature:
 4 3 |            and, "After death all things come to an end, even death
 5 3 |        him back his own views of things, since he does not himself
 6 3 |          very pith and marrow of things, not on the surface, and
 7 5 |         first place, because all things were made by the Word of
 8 7 |          of life is. Now, if all things are subject to the soul
 9 7 |          if all this in temporal things, why not also in things
10 7 |          things, why not also in things eternal?~
11 11|        that He is able to do all things? You have, no doubt amongst
12 11|           that He produced these things out of nothing, since they
13 11|          For if God produced all things whatever out of nothing,
14 11|           or if He moulded other things out of matter, He will be
15 12|    tarnished with blackness; all things become sordid, silent, stupid;
16 12|          again without fail. All things return to their former state,
17 12|    having gone out of sight; all things begin after they have ended;
18 12|          this revolving order of things bears witness to the resurrection
19 12|        to be the restorer of all things, is likewise the reviver
20 12|        flesh. And surely, as all things rise again for man, for
21 17|     being to be judged for those things in the doing of which it
22 20|         the people imagined vain things;" "the kings of the earth"
23 22|         His disciples when those things were to come to pass which
24 22|          for looking after those things which are coming on the
25 22|      great glory. And when these things begin to come to pass, then
26 22|   present already; and of "those things beginning to come to pass,"
27 22|      when ye shall see all these things come to pass, know ye that
28 22|       worthy to escape all those things, and to stand before the
29 22|    resurrection, after all these things have been previously transacted.
30 22|      even now owes to Caesar the things which are Caesar's.~
31 23|          with Christ, seek those things which are above, where Christ
32 23|       God. Set your affection on things above, not on things on
33 23|          on things above, not on things on the earth." Accordingly,
34 23|          I do), forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching
35 23|        reaching forth unto those things which are before, I press
36 23|      times of restitution of all things, which God hath spoken by
37 24|     shall say, 'Peace,' and 'All things are safe,' then sudden destruction
38 24|         I used to tell you these things? And now ye know what detaineth,
39 26|        and waiting to obtain the things "which neither eye hath
40 28|                XXVIII. PROPHETIC THINGS AND ACTIONS, AS WELL AS
41 28|     prophecy expressed itself by things no less than by words. By
42 29|       have spoken and done these things, saith the Lord."~
43 30|       have spoken and done these things," intending of course to
44 32|     which the name indicates. If things which pertain to the body
45 32| figurative also? Since, however, things which belong to the soul
46 33|        it is written: "All these things spake Jesus in parables,
47 33|        was not always and in all things parables with Him, but only
48 33|         Him, but only in certain things, and when addressing a particular
49 33|   resurrection. On the contrary, things which are destined for the
50 39|        was advancing "none other things than those which the prophets
51 40|         while we look not at the things which are seen," that is,
52 40|          sufferings, "but at the things which are not seen," that
53 40|        is, our rewards: "for the things which are seen are temporal,
54 40|       seen are temporal, but the things which are not seen are eternal."
55 43|         to say, "may receive the things done in his body, according
56 43|          the question about what things will have to be received
57 43|     received by the body, or the things which have been already
58 43|        in the body? Well, if the things which are to be borne by
59 43|      body is implied; and if the things which have been already
60 44|      perish also; for perishable things are entrusted to things
61 44|          things are entrusted to things which are themselves perishable,
62 45|          without which preceding things could have no existence.
63 47|       fruit had ye then in those things of which ye are now ashamed?
64 47|    ashamed? For the end of those things is death. But now, being
65 49|          that they which do such things should not inherit the kingdom
66 51|     another. Consequently, those things which are subject to corruption
67 53|      last man, or Adam. Besides, things which are different in character
68 55|          its non-existence! Now, things which are absolutely different,
69 56|          soul also, which in all things is superior to the flesh?
70 57|         we read, "With men these things are impossible, but with
71 57|     impossible, but with God all things are possible;" and again, "
72 57|          hath chosen the foolish things of the world to confound
73 59|     world, or life, or death, or things present, or things to come;
74 59|     death, or things present, or things to come; all are yours: "
75 60|        every one may receive the things done in his body." For the
76 61|        not cease to desire those things, for which, even here below,