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 1 Arg  |     IS NOT EAGER FOR A BETTER WORLD. NOR IS IT WONDERFUL THAT
 2 Arg  |       MORE THAN OTHERS IN THE WORLD, AND THENCE, AFTER THE EXAMPLE
 3 I    |       turbulent onsets of the world and the raging waves of
 4 II   |  storms and whirlwinds of the world, and no disturbance, since
 5 II   |       the passing away of the world; already heavenly things
 6 III  |       these whirlwinds of the world, we attain the harbour of
 7 IV   |    the rest, what else in the world than a battle against the
 8 IV   |       with enticements of the world. The mind of man besieged,
 9 V    |      weep and lament, but the world shall rejoice; and ye shall
10 V    |       folly is it to love the world's afflictions, and punishments,
11 VI   |      your departure from this world, immortality and eternity;
12 VII  | advantage of going out of the world, Christ Himself, the Teacher
13 VII  |       we love depart from the world, we should rather rejoice
14 VII  |    held by the snares of this world, no longer to be liable
15 VIII |     have the enjoyment of the world and this life free from
16 VIII |     yet what is there in this world which is not common to us
17 VIII |    long as we are here in the world, we are associated with
18 VIII |    ours is borne by us in the world.~
19 IX   |       more than others in the world, since he must struggle
20 XI   | whatever things happen in the world; since the people of the
21 XIV  |       his departure from this world eternal flame shall torment
22 XV   |       are liberated from this world. This mortality, as it is
23 XVIII|      and summons us from this world, we should not at once obey
24 XIX  |      about to depart from the world could already behold such
25 XX   |       who are freed from this world by the Lord's summons are
26 XXII |      hast given me before the world was made." He who is to
27 XXIII|    from this contagion of the world. And moreover, also, the
28 XXIII|       delaying longer in this world they should be polluted
29 XXIII|    with the contagions of the world. "He was taken away," says
30 XXIV |     long in theworld whom the world delights, whom this life,
31 XXIV |    pleasure. Again, since the world hates the Christian, why
32 XXIV |   carnal desires and love the world. "Love not the world," says
33 XXIV |      the world. "Love not the world," says he, "neither the
34 XXIV |       things which are in the world. If any man love the world,
35 XXIV |    world. If any man love the world, the love of the Father
36 XXIV |        For all that is in the world is the lust of the flesh,
37 XXIV |        but of the lust of the world. And the world shall pass
38 XXIV |    lust of the world. And the world shall pass away, and the
39 XXV  |     be done now--now that the world is collapsing and is oppressed
40 XXV  |     seek the harbour? Lo, the world is changing and passing
41 XXVI |    that we have renounced the world, and are in the meantime
42 XXVI |   free from the snares of the world, and restores us to paradise