Chapter

 1 II     |       self to the hope of things eternal, hearken unto me. In former
 2 II     |      things that are' the things eternal and fixed, but by `things
 3 IV     |         temporary, but its pains eternal; while the Christians' labours
 4 IV     |          the corruptible for the eternal." ~The king heard these
 5 VII    |      beginning, and without end, eternal and everlasting, increate,
 6 VII    |   guiding their feet toward life eternal. Wherefore also he chose
 7 VIII   |        and incorruption, of life eternal, of the remission of sins,
 8 XII    |         that they might not lose eternal glory. They became passionless
 9 XII    |          under heavy burdens, to eternal tribulation. And those again
10 XIV    |     things which are abiding and eternal, and have laid up in store
11 XIV    |       and a gloomy, to a land of eternal darkness, where there is
12 XIV    |       way to lead thee to things eternal and unending, and to counsel
13 XIV    |  supplies for travelling to life eternal, for ye are like to journey
14 XIV    |        shall arrive at the place eternal that hath two regions, wherein
15 XIV    |   bartered the incorruptible and eternal for the present world, and
16 XIV    |         made themselves fuel for eternal fire.' ~"When I heard this
17 XV     |   present and lay hold on things eternal? This make thou right plain
18 XV     |     before thee of money to that eternal home is wrought by the hands
19 XV     |       What shall I do to inherit eternal life?' and boasted that
20 XV     |      poor laid up for themselves eternal riches; and they took up
21 XVI    | chief-counsellor `who prefer the eternal to the temporal.' Again,
22 XVI    |         desired to know what the eternal might be the other replied, `
23 XVI    |        lose the enjoyment of the eternal and incorruptible." ~The
24 XVII   |          that are made, even his eternal power and Godhead.' ~"Even
25 XVII   |         life that is endless and eternal; and that in nothing I could
26 XVIII  |           but the gift of God is eternal life.'" ~Ioasaph said unto
27 XVIII  |       house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens. For in this
28 XVIII  |          present for love of the eternal and count it but dung, if
29 XIX    |         true faith shall inherit eternal life, and they, that have
30 XIX    |        faith, shall go away into eternal punishment. Believe not
31 XIX    |         meekness, laying hold on eternal life whereunto thou wast
32 XXI    |       terrible as the Gehenna of eternal fire, that burneth and yet
33 XXI    |     heavenly father, wishing him eternal peace and salvation, and
34 XXII   |       and preserve me unto thine eternal and blissful life. O Father,
35 XXIII  |         and above all on thyself eternal ruin; and simply to pile
36 XXIV   |           increate and immortal, eternal, infinite, boundless, without
37 XXIV   |     these things, to forfeit the eternal fruition of the happiness
38 XXIV   |         the spirit to the flesh, eternal life to the shadow of death,
39 XXV    |       nought but destruction and eternal punishment to their worshippers. ~"
40 XXV    |         a season, made choice of eternal punishment. For these reasons --
41 XXV    |       temporal deaths, to escape eternal and everlasting death, and
42 XXVI   |          of some unspeakable and eternal blessings, to follow thy
43 XXVII  |   leadeth its wayfarers unto the eternal kingdom promised by Christ
44 XXXIV  |         true God, and only King, eternal and immortal. Behold, O
45 XXXVIII|           The Lord give thee the eternal for the temporal, the things
46 XXXIX  |          us a far more exceeding eternal weight of glory; while we
47 XXXIX  |    things which are not seen are eternal." ~"Ponder thou over these
48 XXXIX  |           the true spiritual and eternal death? That is the fate
49 XXXIX  |          and corruptible for the eternal and incorruptible; and because
50 XXXIX  |       also reign with him in his eternal and everlasting kingdom,