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 1      1, III  | officious train, regards it as a punishment when he is alone. It is
 2      1, VII  |          the wretch fattened for punishment may die a harder death.
 3      8, I    |        enduring confession, that punishment was undergone which drove
 4      8, I    |       world;" nor is the earthly punishment able to do more towards
 5     15, II   |        the gloom of the place of punishment, which to others was so
 6     15, III  |      horror of the very abode of punishment, by the vigour of your courage.
 7     15, III  |          vigour of your courage. Punishment is there subdued; torture
 8     25, Arg  |        LETTER.MARTYRDOM IS NOT A PUNISHMENT, BUT A HAPPINESS. THE WORDS
 9     30, VII  |        has also prepared eternal punishment. He has prepared the light
10     39, I    |           they have suffered the punishment which they had deserved;
11     47, I    |         be wanting to the future punishment of this wretched man, when
12     47, I    |  reserved to him for a perpetual punishment), he has abstracted no small
13     48, III  |         were to have escaped the punishment.~
14     51, IX   |          some unheard-of kind of punishment? Even though the majesty
15     51, XXIII|          own sons! nor threatens punishment to those who are now repenting,
16     51, XXIII|         against himself, and the punishment of the coming judgment.
17     54, III  |       Scripture threatens a like punishment to such in another place,
18     54, III  |      burning flame, suffers most punishment of all parts of his body
19     54, VIII |      they alone should remain in punishment who refused to be healed
20     67, IX   |          of death, and come into punishment who do evil things, but
21     72, VIII |          they did not do without punishment what they unlawfully dared.
22     72, VIII |          of an angry Lord; which punishment remains to those who introduce
23     75, VIII |        they immediately suffered punishment for their unlawful endeavours;
24     75, IX   |       partakers, are destined to punishment, unless they have separated
25     75, IX   |     Abiram, immediately suffered punishment for his impious communion.
26     75, IX   |          to guilt as well as its punishment, who with irreligious boldness
27     75, IX   |       joined with the leaders in punishment, who have been contaminated
28     75, X    |        the sight of God, on whom punishment are divinely denounced?
29     76, V    |        Him who threatens eternal punishment to those who deny Him.~
30     78, I    |         to bear whatever more of punishment might be awaiting us. For
31     80, II   |    immortality; nor of temporary punishment, but of eternal glory; since
32     80, III  |     delivered from their present punishment, they still would not boast
33     82, Arg  |        WERE SENT TO TAKE HIM FOR PUNISHMENT TO UTICA, HE WITHDREW. AND