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 1 1 |         time as the minister of the eternal destinies that man the great
 2 1 |            the expectation of those eternal good things which God has
 3 2 |           what must I do to inherit eternal life?", Jesus replies first
 4 3 |           What must I do to inherit eternal life?". What must I do so
 5 4 |           what must I do to inherit eternal life?". How must I act so
 6 5 |                  The question about eternal life ~5. What must I do
 7 5 |           What must I do to inherit eternal life?". Is a person who
 8 5 |           What must I do to inherit eternal life?". Any other question
 9 5 |           to ask the question about eternal life. For, the form of this
10 5 |        justifies the question about eternal life but in fact makes it
11 5 |             from the perspective of eternal life. Without eternal life,
12 5 |            of eternal life. Without eternal life, temporal existence,
13 5 |           What must I do to inherit eternal life?". ~
14 6 | relationship with man's vocation to eternal life, with the establishment
15 6 |             accepts the prospect of eternal life first of all through
16 6 |            present the dimension of eternal life. And simultaneously
17 7 |           What must I do to inherit eternal life?", and this response
18 7 |              At the same time, this eternal love of divine election
19 8 |      conduct showing the primacy of eternal values over the elusive
20 9 |       desire as it were to read the eternal thought which God the Creator
21 15|              What must I do to have eternal life?". And you put the