Chapter

 1 II   |       is poverty; its loftiness die lowest humiliation; and
 2 V    |     this old age, and then they die, since there is none other
 3 VII  |         thereof ye shall surely die.' But one of the aforesaid
 4 VIII |      shall we men, appointed to die, return to nothing, or is
 5 VIII |     were sentenced to death, we die all: and it is not possible
 6 IX   |        dead. For as in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall
 7 IX   |        for their worm shall not die, neither shall their fire
 8 XXII |       upon him, said, "Ye shall die no ordinary death, except
 9 XXII | cowardice. Nay, liefer would we die honourably, and offer unto
10 XXIII|       to live is Christ, and to die for him is the best gain." ~
11 XXIV |      pardon: if not, thou shalt die the death." With these words
12 XXIV |     blood; even if I must needs die a thousand deaths for his
13 XXIV |   thousand deaths for his sake, die I will. Knowing then how
14 XXV  |      thou thyself seest, we all die; and there is no man that
15 XXX  |       thou shalt quickly see me die of grief and despair, and
16 XXXII|       evil way. And why will ye die, O house of Israel?' For
17 XXXII|       surely live; he shall not die. None of his sins which
18 XXXIX|     machinations, and to see me die, alas! the true spiritual