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 1 3 |       then, one God, perfect, eternal, incorruptible, incapable
 2 6 |              Vl. SINCE GOD IS ETERNAL AND IMMORTAL, HE DOES NOT
 3 26|    within the sight cannot be eternal, and that those which are
 4 26|      and that those which are eternal cannot be discerned by mortal
 5 35|     is incorruptible which is eternal. Therefore immortality is
 6 35|       that we may obtain that eternal reward for our labours.
 7 57| objects; who do not know that eternal punishment awaits those
 8 57|      the true God will obtain eternal life. This is the highest
 9 59|       unjust are sentenced to eternal tortures. Therefore the
10 59|    equal terms to justice and eternal life, it is manifest that
11 62|       to be avoided, leads to eternal death. Nothing is so hateful
12 62|   earthly things, from things eternal to things temporal, from
13 65|    guardianship of God to our eternal wealth.~
14 66|    God, who is able to bestow eternal life in return for temporal
15 68|  which were not made are more eternal than the good things which
16 68|    they cannot indeed be more eternal. Therefore they either always
17 68|       are transferred to that eternal blessedness,--of all this
18 69|        however, that they are eternal, but he did not descend
19 70|      arguments that souls are eternal. Plato says that that which
20 70|      arguments that souls are eternal, when we have divine testimonies?
21 70|    either that this world was eternal, or that there would be
22 72|   raise the righteous dead to eternal life, and will Himself reign
23 72|      that, being condemned to eternal torments and delivered to
24 72|     torments and delivered to eternal fires, they may suffer the
25 73|     may reach those which are eternal. Let every one train himself