Chapter

 1 1 |           poetry corrupting human life, possessed by a spirit of
 2 1 |       being partakers of the true life, have come to life again,
 3 1 |           true life, have come to life again, simply by becoming
 4 1 |            are sent on our way to life eternal. For, according
 5 1 |          beginning bestowed on us life as Creator when He formed
 6 1 |      afterwards conduct us to the life which never ends. He did
 7 1 |           productiveness, eternal life. The Scripture makes this
 8 2 |          it were, on the stage of life, to the spectators of truth.
 9 2 |  superstition, who sowed in human life that seed of evil and ruin--
10 2 |         others, who lived a sober life, and had a clearer insight
11 2 |            away from the heavenly life, and stretched him on the
12 2 |          world's shame, pervading life with their deadly influence.
13 2 |           compass of your life--a life in reality devoid of life!
14 2 |         life in reality devoid of life! Is not Zeus the Baldhead
15 4 |        destitute of the breath of life. We must therefore approach
16 4 |        were represented so to the life by the painter's art, that
17 9 |            He confers everlasting life, you wait for punishment,
18 9 |          being alienated from the life of God through the ignorance
19 9 |        and with His beams bestows life. Let no one then despise
20 9 |         having the promise of the life that now is, and of that
21 9 |           man is he that desireth life, that loveth to see good
22 10|          we not in the conduct of life abandon that usage which
23 10|         guide the chariot of your life, and, impelled by your folly,
24 10|           custom? For God bestows life freely; but evil custom,
25 10|        and partake of the tree of life and immortality, and, cleaving
26 10| righteousness, who pursue eternal life, specially those things
27 10|      wisdom to idolatry, and take life in exchange for death? "
28 10|        before your face death and life." The Lord tries you, that "
29 10|         you, that "you may choose life." He counsels yon as a father
30 10|           wide of the truth. That life, then, which is occupied
31 10|           insulting and violating life through the force of custom. "
32 10|        found God?--then thou hast life. Let us then seek, in order
33 10|          The reward of seeking is life with God. "Let all who seek
34 10|        embark, to whatever lot in life they turn; and likewise
35 10|        through so many periods of life in impiety, making yourselves
36 10|         now that you have reached life's sunset; and albeit at
37 10|        and albeit at the close of life, acquire the knowledge of
38 10|           of God, that the end of life may to you prove the beginning
39 10|            the Word, the Fount of life, the Giver of peace, diffused
40 11|         to the highest end, viz., life, is piety,--all that is
41 11|        than the sun, sweeter than life here below. That light is
42 11|      below. That light is eternal life; and whatever partakes of
43 11|        the cross brought death to life; and having wrenched man
44 11|        Let us receive the laws of life, let us comply with God'
45 11|           willingness--choice and life being, so to speak, yoked
46 11|           word. He freely bestows life on you. And who is He? Briefly
47 12|        truth, leads him away from life: custom is a snare, a gulf,
48 12|          of being harmed--God and life. Our helper is the Word;
49 12|           as our business all our life long. And if what belongs
50 12|        their works, such is their life."~Good is the whole life
51 12|          life."~Good is the whole life of those who have known
52 12|         discourses concerning the life which has no end, are not
53 12|           it allowable to compare life with destruction.~