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 1 1 |      possession of the eternal life of glory, and proximately
 2 1 |     ages to secure to them the life of divine grace, which is
 3 1 | eventually to blossom into the life of heaven. Wherefore, our
 4 1 |       ye all to Me," "I am the Life," "I am the Good Shepherd."
 5 1 |        had begun in His mortal life. For, in the redemption
 6 2 |    principles of the Christian life in civil and domestic society,
 7 2 |         since there is no true life for men except from Christ;
 8 2 |        the closing days of Our life, Our soul is deeply moved
 9 3 |        Way, the Truth, and the Life; the Reconciles of man with
10 5 |     Ghost perpetually supplies life and strength to preserve
11 9 |       and confirming Christian life; from which proceeded the
12 9 |      is no beginning of a good life, no progress, no arriving
13 9 |        to say he who lives the life of divine grace, and acts
14 9 |    Spirit, even in this mortal life, produces and shows forth
15 10|     directly guided to eternal life, and which must therefore