Chapter

 1 XIII |       are His subjects in the world, may hereafter reign with
 2 XIII |     from the beginning of the world." Christ Himself, dearest
 3 XIII |     has already renounced the world, is moreover greater than
 4 XIV  |    God, saying, "Love not the world, neither the things that
 5 XIV  |    the things that are in the world. If any man love the world,
 6 XIV  |    world. If any man love the world, the love of the Father
 7 XIV  |        For all that is in the world is the lust of the flesh,
 8 XIV  |        but of the lust of the world. And the world shall pass
 9 XIV  |    lust of the world. And the world shall pass away, and the
10 XVIII|    flesh, for the life of the world." When, therefore, He says,
11 XIX  |     we who have renounced the world, and have cast away its
12 XIX  |     seek to live long in this world, since we ask that the kingdom
13 XIX  | nothing," says he, "into this world, nor indeed can we carry
14 XXVII|   attempts against us in this world, from which there may be
15 XXVII|       which the devil and the world work against us we stand
16 XXXV |       when, by the law of the world, the revolving night, recurring