Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, 17, 2 |    imitate the infinitude, and eternity, and immensity, and freedom
2    I, 17, 2 |     express its permanence and eternity, had recourse to the expedient
3    I, 17, 2 | expedient of spreading out its eternity into times, and seasons,
4  III, 12, 14|       these things. Known from eternity is His work to God. Wherefore
5  III, 20, 2 |       upon what is mortal, and eternity upon what is temporal; and
6   IV, 18, 5 |    hope of the resurrection to eternity.~6.
7   IV, 28, 2 |   kingdom prepared for you for eternity," these do receive the kingdom
8   IV, 28, 3 |       the Lord, who judges for eternity those whom He doth judge,
9   IV, 28, 3 |    judge, and lets go free for eternity those whom He does let go