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  1    I, 1   |      reason a yearning after true life now and to come. But now,
  2    I, 1   |            not to an intellectual life. Although this same word
  3    I, 3   |        lovingly guides us to that life which is best; and to live
  4    I, 3   |       likeness. For, wandering in life as in deep darkness, we
  5    I, 4   |        all alike. And those whose life is common, have common graces
  6    I, 4   |           of this social and holy life, which is based on conjugal
  7    I, 5   |           most perfect objects in life with an appellation derived
  8    I, 5   |           aside the cares of this life, and depend on the Father
  9    I, 5   |         we have the exuberance of life's morning prime in this
 10    I, 6   |           touched the confines of life, are already perfect; and
 11    I, 6   |           that which is in Him is life." Verily, verily, I say
 12    I, 6   |        that sent Me, hath eternal life, and cometh not into condemnation,
 13    I, 6   |         hath passed from death to life." Thus believing alone,
 14    I, 6   |    regeneration, is perfection in life; for God is never weak.
 15    I, 6   |           should have everlasting life; and I will raise him up
 16    I, 6   |          the Son hath everlasting life." If, then, those who have
 17    I, 6   |      those who have believed have life, what remains beyond the
 18    I, 6   |         the possession of eternal life? Nothing is wanting to faith,
 19    I, 6   |            points out his mode of life according to the law, according
 20    I, 6   |      instruction, nourishes up to life eternal. But the expression, "
 21    I, 6   |      through grace, nourishing as life, bright as the day of Christ.
 22    I, 6   |        Word has been infused into life; and the union of both is
 23    I, 6   |           the gushing fountain of life, and has been called a river
 24    I, 6   |           from heaven, and giveth life to the world. And the bread
 25    I, 6   |         which I will give for the life of the world." Here is to
 26    I, 6   |       emancipated from his former life, and strives after the better
 27    I, 6   |          strives after the better life, not as perfect in knowledge,
 28    I, 7   |          and licentious course of life; but, wafted on by the favouring
 29    I, 7   |          God face to face; and my life is preserved." The face
 30    I, 8   | impurities of the lewdness of the life; and in addition, reducing
 31    I, 8   |          them to turn to a better life. For the one is not without
 32    I, 9   |         her back to an honourable life by filling her with shame.
 33    I, 9   |      thirsty, "of the fountain of life, of which whosoever partakes,
 34    I, 9   |     longer thirst;" dead, we need life; sheep, we need a shepherd;
 35    I, 9   |        and promising "to give His life a ransom for many." For
 36    I, 9   |    greatest of all gifts, His own life; and beneficent exceedingly,
 37    I, 9   |           that would not choose a life of goodness. Wherefore also
 38    I, 10  |       Israel, the commandments of life, and give ear to know understanding."
 39    I, 10  |      passion. And by Ezekiel, the life supplies commandments: "
 40    I, 10  |        exhortation to the blessed life, which is the reward of
 41    I, 10  |          which is the reward of a life of goodness--everlasting
 42    I, 10  |          of goodness--everlasting life.~
 43    I, 11  |          good Shepherd giveth His life for the sheep; " and He
 44    I, 12  |          us the model of the true life, and train humanity in Christ.
 45    I, 12  |         cast and character of the life He enjoins very formidable ;
 46    I, 12  |       impress of the truly saving life of our Saviour; and meditating
 47    I, 12  |           on the heavenly mode of life according to which we have
 48    I, 12  |           and manner in which the life of men may be made more
 49    I, 12  |          a self-sufficing mode of life, for simplicity, and for
 50    I, 12  |      himself, and moreover lead a life which provides for each
 51    I, 12  |         the rest of their mode of life, acquire a superior dignity.
 52    I, 12  |       deeds agree, to live a real life.~
 53    I, 13  |           in respect to the whole life. Nay, to crown all, philosophy
 54    I, 13  |   conformity to God and Christ in life, rightly adjusted to life
 55    I, 13  |         life, rightly adjusted to life everlasting. For the life
 56    I, 13  |         life everlasting. For the life of Christians, in which
 57    I, 13  |    necessary, some relate only to life here, and others, which
 58    I, 13  |       which relate to the blessed life yonder, wing us for flight
 59    I, 13  |        ordained with reference to life, others for the blessed
 60    I, 13  |            others for the blessed life. The commandments issued
 61    I, 13  |           with respect to natural life are published to the multitude;
 62    I, 13  |            and from which eternal life springs, we have to consider,
 63   II, 1   |        usefulness of training for life, we must now compendiously
 64   II, 1   |           during the whole of his life. We must accordingly begin
 65   II, 1   |      irrational creatures, "whose life is their belly, and nothing
 66   II, 1   |        both are on account of our life here, which the Word is
 67   II, 1   |       children--as ministering to life, not to luxury. And the
 68   II, 1   |            not to luxury. And the life to which it conduces consists
 69   II, 1   |           and wearing their whole life away at the pestle and mortar,
 70   II, 1   |        belong to a false and base life. They partake of luxurious
 71   II, 1   |      truly carnal and destructive life; whence some, speaking with
 72   II, 1   |         friendship, and the other life, for the gratification of
 73   II, 1   |      leading an ephemeral kind of life, as if they were not to
 74   II, 1   |       ever over tables; leading a life of gluttony; burying all
 75   II, 1   |       good of existence here in a life that by and by will end;
 76   II, 1   |  influence in putting a stop to a life of gluttony, which wealth
 77   II, 1   |    appointed the opposite mode of life, till he should break down
 78   II, 1   |      philosophy when condemning a life of luxury, says: "On my
 79   II, 1   |          On my coming hither, the life which is here called happy,
 80   II, 1   |    accessories attend the mode of life. For not one man under heaven,
 81   II, 2   |           have adopted an austere life, and who are fond of water,
 82   II, 2   |        into the burning season of life the hottest of all liquids--
 83   II, 2   |           are already advanced in life may partake more cheerfully
 84   II, 2   |     Artorius, in his book On Long Life (for so I remember), thinks
 85   II, 2   |         we may attain to a longer life. It is fitting, then, that
 86   II, 2   |       together to health, because life consists of what is necessary
 87   II, 2   |         which is the necessary of life, and to be used in abundance,
 88   II, 2   |          becomes, in reference to life, art; and so, while we live,
 89   II, 2   |        product of which is a good life. But the miserable wretches
 90   II, 2   |       drinking to be the happiest life; and their life is nothing
 91   II, 2   |          happiest life; and their life is nothing but revel, debauchery,
 92   II, 2   |    shaking (kara pallein). Such a life as this (if life it must
 93   II, 2   |           Such a life as this (if life it must be called, which
 94   II, 2   |         things which tend to true life turns the scale towards
 95   II, 2   |  permission to get drunk. He gave life to the watery element of
 96   II, 3   |            age, pursuits, time of life. For it becomes those that
 97   II, 3   |           tokens of one beautiful life; and that each individually
 98   II, 3   |           to this uniform mode of life, and harmonious with this
 99   II, 3   |         would that in their whole life they deemed gold fit for
100   II, 7   |           charms of their time of life. For Wisdom appears to enjoin
101   II, 8   |          to the other a savour of life unto life." And the kings
102   II, 8   |       other a savour of life unto life." And the kings of the Jews
103   II, 8   |      funeral and not of connubial life. Yet oil itself is inimical
104   II, 8   |          to no use serviceable to life, come let us also distinguish
105   II, 8   |          also a type of faith, of life in respect of the substance
106   II, 9   |          what was made in Him was life." "Blessed is the man,"
107   II, 9   |    solicitous for living the true life, and for entertaining noble
108   II, 9   |     wakefulness we may partake of life for a longer period. We,
109   II, 9   |         it grasps the eternity of life.~
110   II, 10  |          from pleasure crowns his life."~ Non est ergo justum vinci
111   II, 11  |          Take no thought for your life (psukê) what ye shall eat;
112   II, 11  |          ye shall put on; for the life is more than meat, and the
113   II, 11  |       affected a polished mode of life, forgetting their manhood,
114   II, 11  |          of the beautiful; and so life here is to them only a deep
115   II, 11  |           for tragedians, not far life."~And our life ought to
116   II, 11  |            not far life."~And our life ought to be anything rather
117   II, 11  |         married woman divides her life between God and her husband,
118   II, 11  |       frugality and simplicity of life. For he also "ate locusts
119   II, 13  |        contributes to the blessed life. Let there, then, be in
120  III, 2   |           long, and that years of life may be added to us; both
121  III, 3   |           die rather than do? But life has reached this pitch of
122  III, 3   |       Scythian man leads a frugal life. For a house sufficient,
123  III, 3   |            loving an unencumbered life, the barbarians have abandoned
124  III, 3   |          bearing only the wood of life, aiming only at salvation.~
125  III, 4   |        fowls scraping the dung of life. "Poverty," it is said, "
126  III, 7   |       this voluptuous and ignoble life of the many is alien to
127  III, 7   |      creature of the One. But the life which crawls on its belly
128  III, 7   |        man from the right mode of life, and induces him to cease
129  III, 8   |  description, as we delineate the life of Christians. The most
130  III, 9   |          we call as our helper in life, suffices for us. For we
131  III, 10  |        EXERCISES SUITED TO A GOOD LIFE.~ The gymnasium is sufficient
132  III, 10  |           everything. Our mode of life is not to accustom us to
133  III, 11  | COMPENDIOUS VIEW OF THE CHRISTIAN LIFE.~ Wherefore the wearing
134  III, 11  |         the healthful and blessed life according to the Word. Let
135  III, 11  |          and in a word, a mode of life, in all respects as worthy
136  III, 11  |         approach not the paths of life. Her tracks are dangerous,
137  III, 11  |            by her style and whole life manifestly saying, "Who
138  III, 11  |           preference of a mode of life is a counterpart of his
139  III, 11  |          it sanctifies us in this life, and sends us on our way
140  III, 11  |        good.~Religion in Ordinary Life.~ But it is said we do not
141  III, 11  |           all, then, follow after life? What sayest thou? How hast
142  III, 11  |    thyself, if thou dost not love life? It is said, I have not
143  III, 11  |     wisdom, ay, and to frame your life in accordance with it. Nay,
144  III, 11  |         themselves in their whole life, as they fashion themselves
145  III, 12  |      Peter, "the time past of our life may suffice us to have wrought
146  III, 12  |     observed at home, and how our life is to be regulated, the
147  III, 12  |    precept, and an exhortation of life, all-embracing: "As ye would
148  III, 12  |        that I may inherit eternal life?" He answered, "Thou knowest
149  III, 12  |          go away into everlasting life."~Such are the laws of the
150  III, 12  |         having the promise of the life which now is, and that which
151  III, hymn|       Fisher of men, whom Thou to life dost bring;~ From evil sea
152  III, hymn|         Caught with sweet bait of life:~ Lead us, Shepherd of the
153  III, hymn|           eternal, Age unending;~ Life that never can decay;~ Fount
154  III, hymn|           mercy, virtue-sending;~ Life august of those who raise~
155  III, paed|    universe adorn;--~ Grant to me life, and be that life welt spent,~
156  III, paed|           to me life, and be that life welt spent,~ Thy grace enjoying;
157  III, paed|         what is meet,~ Father, in life, and then life's happy close.~
158  III, paed|         Father, in life, and then life's happy close.~