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 1 Outl          |       II. To the Christian the life eternal is the supreme goal,
 2 Outl          |    goal, and the guide to this life is the Holy Scriptures;
 3 Outl          |        the other.~V. Since the life to come is to be attained
 4 Outl          |     try to realize them in his life, remembering that to seem
 5 Outl          |     the Christian's purpose in life. So, like the athlete or
 6 Text, I       |     adopt them. For my time of life, my many-sided training,
 7 Text, I       |       in those vicissitudes of life which teach their lessons
 8 Text, II      |      men, hold that this human life is not a supremely precious
 9 Text, II      |      which benefits us in this life only. 4 Neither pride of
10 Text, II      |     and in preparation for the life eternal do all things that
11 Text, II      |       But to explain what this life is, and in what way and
12 Text, II      |        precious things in this life fall further short of the
13 Text, II      |       to the other. 5~Into the life eternal the Holy Scriptures
14 Text, IV      |      straight and true path of life, are forbidden by the gospel
15 Text, V       |       must needs attain to the life to come through virtue,
16 Text, V(19)   |        318. See also Plutarch, Life of Solon.~
17 Text, VI      |     realize their words in his life. For he, who by his works
18 Text, VI      |  himself who does not make his life conform to his words, but
19 Text, VII(27) |                1 See Plutarch, Life of Pericles v, from which
20 Text, VII(33) |       the Great ii. 6 and 12 ; Life of Alexander ; Arrian, Exped,
21 Text, VIII    |      there not a goal in human life, which the one who would
22 Text, VIII    |     hither and thither through life, without plan or purpose,~
23 Text, VIII    |         they adopt the mode of life which he prescribes, though
24 Text, VIII    |       conduct that their whole life before the contest is preparatory
25 Text, VIII    | efforts ? Surely, were an idle life a very commendable thing,
26 Text, VIII(38)|   Nineveh, ended his worthless life by burning himself in his
27 Text, VIII    |       who designedly chooses a life of wickedness doubtless
28 Text, IX(46)  |       passions ; see Porphyry, Life of Pythagoras 30. ~
29 Text, IX(51)  |       illustrated in Porphyry, Life of Pythagoras 32, 34, and
30 Text, IX(51)  |        32, 34, and Iamblichus, Life of Pythagoras 96, 98. ~
31 Text, IX      |        make the necessities of life, not its pleasures, the
32 Text, IX      |        made the guide of one's life, so that if one must needs
33 Text, X       |      usefulness to the earthly life. For if any one mentions
34 Text, X       |      more than there is of the life immortal. For the journey
35 Text, X       |        For the journey of this life eternal I would advise you
36 Text, X       |     ought to choose the better life, and expecting that association
37 Text, X       |      to counsel you so long as life is allowed me. Now as the