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1 1 |       men in possession of the eternal life of glory, and proximately
2 3 |       the secret work of man's eternal salvation. "In Him are all
3 8 |  deliver us from this ruin and eternal destruction. But God, the
4 9 |       progress, no arriving at eternal salvation. And since these
5 9 |        signs and harbingers of eternal beatitude. Lastly there
6 9 |     Father and the Word in the eternal light of sanctity, Himself
7 10|      we are directly guided to eternal life, and which must therefore
8 10| because He is the substantial, eternal, primal Love, and nothing
9 11|   onward earnestly towards our eternal reward, since He "is the