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 1 1 |      SHOWN; THE CONDITION AFTER DEATH OF THE SOULS OF THE RIGHTEOUS
 2 4 |       as a portion of a certain death. Thus there is never in
 3 4 |         as well as losses prove death and perishing. And therefore
 4 6 |       is freed from the laws of death.~
 5 10|       by the nativity as by the death itself of our Lord. For
 6 10|       and in the dissolution of death the flesh is raised up and
 7 11|     will effect a great risk of death from the overthrow of the
 8 15|       my word, he shall not see death for ever?" Not to see death
 9 15|     death for ever?" Not to see death for ever! what is this but
10 15|  keepeth my word, shall not see death for ever;" therefore the
11 22|     becoming obedient even unto death, even the death of the cross.
12 22|       even unto death, even the death of the cross. Wherefore
13 22| obedient to the Father, even to death, yea, the death of the cross;
14 22|         even to death, yea, the death of the cross; but, moreover,
15 25|      the inroads of wasting and death, while the soul is seen
16 25|         laws of destruction and death? For this also our Lord
17 25|         God in Christ be put to death at all, although the flesh
18 25|     nature in Christ was put to death, it appears that the Word
19 25|        He, "live unto God;" and death in them does not destroy
20 25|     live unto God,--much rather death in Christ could have power
21 25|       to bear. For the power of death is broken when the authority
22 31|      Son, yet obedience even to death declares Him the minister