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 1 1 |    brethren! Amen.~His whole life was one hundred and eleven
 2 2 |     her works, departed this life. But Joseph, that righteous
 3 10|    for the whole time of his life, he never wandered; but
 4 10|      free from all pain. His life, then, in all, amounted
 5 11|    sons. But I passed all my life without fault. Mary I called
 6 13|     in whom is the breath of life are struck with horror,
 7 18|     look for the same end of life as other mortals. And yet
 8 18| pious man, is not death, but life enduring to eternity. Nay
 9 24|     father is not death, but life everlasting: for he has
10 24|    from the troubles of this life, and has passed to perpetual
11 26|   things all the days of his life. And whosoever shall have
12 26|     write the history of thy life, of thy labour, and thy
13 26|   shall have to do with this life. And when his soul departs
14 28|     who have prolonged their life even to nine hundred years;
15 29|     the very last day of his life; and that was the six-and-twentieth
16 30|    we have heard the word of life: nevertheless we wonder,
17 31| devil by committing sin, his life is prolonged; for be is
18 31|   zealous of good works, his life also is prolonged, that,
19 31|     is compelled to exchange life for death. And I say to
20 32|      Holy Spirit that giveth life, henceforth and in all time