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 1 1 |       commands and thus win eternal life. To attain this end He used
 2 9 |             come that they may have life." (John x:10]~
 3 10|            nourish the supernatural life. In a word, by seeking the
 4 15|           to praise or contempt, to life or death. There can be no
 5 16| immoderately desire the comforts of life, and provided they deliver
 6 17|            What gives a man's words life and vigor and makes them
 7 18|        ghostly wisdom, and that his life should be conspicuous for
 8 18|       unequal to being both holy in life and rich in learning, holiness
 9 18|            in learning, holiness of life is, without question, to
10 18|            the example of a saintly life is more powerful than eloquence
11 18|         from his lips, and from his life rays of piety to shine out,
12 19|         with God; they may hope for life everlasting if they keep