Chapter

 1 IV   | guard against incurring just punishment, by unjustly punishing those
 2 IV   |      name neither praise nor punishment could reasonably spring,
 3 VIII |   now to undergo everlasting punishment; and not only, as Plato
 4 XI   |  they know that death is the punishment awarded to him who so confesses.
 5 XII  |      man goes to everlasting punishment or salvation according to
 6 XII  |      goes to the everlasting punishment of fire; but would by all
 7 XV   |      the repentance than the punishment of the sinner. And of our
 8 XVII |   that every man will suffer punishment in eternal fire according
 9 XVIII|      ever lived, and eternal punishment is laid up (i.e., for the
10 XX   |    good being delivered from punishment spend a blessed existence,
11 XLIII|  evil, would he be worthy of punishment, not being evil of himself,
12 XLV  |   not repent, brings eternal punishment by tire. ~
13 LII  |   what kind of sensation and punishment the wicked are to be, hear
14 LVII |     no conflagration for the punishment of the wicked; as they were