Book, Chapter

 1    I, 7 |    scourge of the true God and to everlasting punishment? For in another
 2    I, 11|       subjection to Cupid, but to everlasting death. But let us cease
 3    I, 19|         actions which bring forth everlasting death. ~
 4   II, 11|           that the world would be everlasting, will, notwithstanding their
 5   II, 13|          His own Spirit, which is everlasting, that it might bear the
 6   II, 13|         to its dominion, it is in everlasting darkness and death. And
 7   II, 13| unrighteous, but subjects them to everlasting punishment. We term that
 8   II, 13|       honour the true God inherit everlasting life, themselves inhabiting
 9   II, 18|           darkness, and hell, and everlasting punishment. I have shown
10  III, 9 |           the soul also should be everlasting. But the contemplation of
11  III, 12|      incorruptible, because He is everlasting. For a state of happiness
12  III, 19|           men, as I have said, to everlasting punishment. What, then,
13  III, 27|          engaged upon the hope of everlasting life.~
14  III, 29|         contained both wisdom and everlasting life. Those, on the other
15   IV, 1 |        good, which is blessed and everlasting on this account, because
16   IV, 4 |        gods escape the penalty of everlasting death, which is the punishment
17   IV, 12|          Him: and His dominion is everlasting, which shall never pass
18   IV, 12|          Him; and His dominion is everlasting, and that which shall never
19   IV, 12|           that even now He has an everlasting dominion, when all nations
20   IV, 13|          reign of Solomon was not everlasting; for he reigned forty years.
21   IV, 14|       faithful house, this is the everlasting temple; and if any one hath
22   IV, 14|      temple, He must also have an everlasting priesthood in it; and there
23   IV, 14|           to whom God promised an everlasting priesthood, Zechariah most
24   IV, 14|           receive judgment and an everlasting dominion. If, He~says, Thou
25   IV, 14|           received the dignity of everlasting Priest, and the honour of
26   IV, 20|          us, made us heirs of His everlasting kingdom, the people of the
27   IV, 25|    allurements, and visit it with everlasting death. And that we might
28   IV, 26|         deeds, and affect with an everlasting stain those who are branded
29   IV, 29|     Israel, and His Redeemer, the everlasting God; I am the first, and
30    V, 11|          torture, and also to the everlasting punishment of God. But it
31    V, 19|       appointed? who has prepared everlasting fire for the wicked spirits;
32    V, 20|         whom God has condemned to everlasting punishments; in the next
33   VI, 3 |    promised to the righteous, and everlasting punishment is threatened
34   VI, 4 |          to this earthly life, is everlasting, therefore its goods and
35   VI, 4 |          goods and evils are also everlasting. Thus it comes to pass,
36   VI, 6 |          him to the punishment of everlasting death, which is the greatest
37   VI, 8 |   diffused among all, unchanging, everlasting, which calls to duty by
38   VI, 8 |      hereafter: but the same law, everlasting and unchangeable, will bind
39   VI, 9 |           book, than the goods of everlasting life. Now who can bestow
40   VI, 12|           is so. For God, to whom everlasting mercy belongs, on this account
41   VI, 12|         frail and perishable good everlasting, or to entrust your treasures
42   VI, 12|        true gifts you may have an everlasting gift from God. Mercy has
43   VI, 13|      which may furnish us with an everlasting ornament. For if the worshippers
44   VI, 17|     justice, God, perpetual life, everlasting light, and all those things
45   VI, 20|      control, and punish him with everlasting death. The pleasure arising
46  VII, 1 |       unless the divine reward of everlasting blessedness attends it?
47  VII, 2 |   therefore perfect because He is everlasting, His wisdom also is perfect,
48  VII, 5 |           connected with God, and everlasting as He is, to the worship
49  VII, 5 |           for the body; the other everlasting, which belongs to the soul.
50  VII, 5 |         heaven, is unsubstantial, everlasting, endued with sensibility,
51  VII, 9 |       after and loves God, who is everlasting, by the impulse of its very
52  VII, 10|          and reward of virtue are everlasting. Because the advantage of
53  VII, 11|          that souls rise again to everlasting life, because temporal death
54  VII, 11|           the life of the soul is everlasting, in which it receives the
55  VII, 11|           of God, whose goods are everlasting, as He Himself who gave
56  VII, 11|          one is mortal, the other everlasting. For the body desires nothing
57  VII, 12|        since the divine spirit is everlasting. In fine, the same Lucretius,
58  VII, 21|          out against tortures and everlasting fire, the nature of which
59  VII, 22|         bodies, and raise them to everlasting blessedness.Therefore the
60  VII, 24|           Hear me, ye mortals; an everlasting King reigns."~Then they
61  VII, 26|          be no war, but peace and everlasting rest. But when the thousand
62  VII, 26|    unrighteous shall be raised to everlasting punishments. These are they