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 1 arg|            THE GOD WHO CREATED THIS WORLD AND GAVE THE MOSAIC DISPENSATION,
 2 1  |          they entered not. Thus the world, with all its errors, does
 3 2  | disparagement of the Creator of the world, who is known to all men
 4 3  |             the very "Wisdom of the world is foolishness," (as the
 5 3  |             the imaginations of the world, I must say to him: Part
 6 5  |              But, you say, even the world is the work of God, and
 7 5  |            yet "the fashion of this world passeth away," as the apostle
 8 5  |           be predetermined that the world will be restored, simply
 9 6  |            silly animal, but as the world's supreme Deity not because
10 7  |          there, what produce of the world, what relish of the elements,
11 8  |              in banishment from the world, amidst squalor, filth,
12 11 |          men who maintain that this world is without a beginning or
13 12 |          darkness. The glory of the world is obscured in the shadow
14 12 |            and entire, over all the world, slaying its own death,
15 19 |           means escaping out of the world, since in their view the
16 19 |             since in their view the world is the habitation of the
17 22 |             towards the end of this world, to the passing away thereof
18 22 |           up to the very end of the world. For after He had declared
19 22 |           to proclaim, against this world and dispensation (even as
20 22 |     struggle with the powers of the world. And as a matter of course,
21 23 |            from the elements of the world, why, as though living in
22 23 |             as though living in the world, are ye subject to ordinances?"
23 25 |            wait), in order that the world may first drink to the dregs
24 25 |         hope in the very end of the world, it is evident, either that
25 25 |           thereof at the end of the world~
26 26 |            the fashion of the whole world. Even if anybody should
27 27 |        shall have at the end of the world departed this life in the
28 30 |     dispersed over the plain of the world. Therefore the image of
29 31 |            When the fashion of this world shall begin to pass away.
30 34 |      munificence of princes of this world always claims for itself
31 41 |             of the domicile of this world, on the dissolution of whose
32 44 |            brazen bars of the lower world," a life which thenceforth
33 46 |         were even now living in the world?" where he is not writing
34 46 |          live after the ways of the world~
35 47 |            must be living after the world, which, as the old man,
36 57 |           the foolish things of the world to confound the wise?" Let
37 58 |            they have been from this world, and from this very cause
38 59 |       ETERNAL.~But, you object, the world to come bears the character
39 59 |            says, "Whether it be the world, or life, or death, or things
40 59 |            heirs even of the future world. Isaiah gives you no help
41 60 |            with that of the present world, and that in the interval
42 61 |            toothless persons in the world. Look at them, and ask whether