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 1  II,  72  |       brilliant light, set like an eternal lamp to illumine the universe;
 2  II,  72  |            middle of things, in an eternal despair of knowing either
 3  II,  121 |           all this is infinite and eternal, but these finite realities
 4 III,  194 |            as there are or are not eternal joys to hope for, that it
 5 III,  194 |         not to desire the truth of eternal promises. Nothing is more
 6 III,  195 |         that the state of death is eternal, whatever may be its nature;
 7 III,  195 |  consequence. They are in peril of eternal woe and thereupon, as if
 8 III,  206 |                           206. The eternal silence of these infinite
 9   V,  294 |         regarded as authoritative, eternal, and conceal its origin,
10 VII,  425 |           leads us to death, their eternal crown.~What is it, then,
11 VII,  447 |       death to be the beginning of eternal and essential happiness?~
12 VII,  469 |           In the same way I am not eternal or infinite; but I see plainly
13 VII,  469 |          nature a necessary Being, eternal and infinite.~
14 VIII,  556|            as great, powerful, and eternal; which is strictly deism,
15 VIII,  556| proportions are immaterial truths, eternal and dependent on a first
16 VIII,  559|            appearance of God, this eternal deprivation would have been
17  IX,  610 |          this priesthood should be eternal. Ibid.~That Jerusalem should
18  IX,  610 |         than that of the Jews, and eternal. Isaiah 56:5.~That the Jews
19  IX,  612 |     worshipped Him, looking to the eternal gifts which He was preparing
20   X,  641 |        Messiah only—the Law is not eternal, but must change at the
21   X,  642 |    holiness, and fill them with an eternal glory, made visible things.
22   X,  661 |      believe Him so great as to be eternal, and they likewise misunderstood
23   X,  661 |    believed Him neither mortal nor eternal; they only sought in Him
24   X,  677 |           they say that it will be eternal, do they mean to speak of
25   X,  677 |          and that the law would be eternal; and they have said that
26   X,  684 |            that sacrifice shall be eternal; that the sceptre shall
27   X,  684 |          depart from them till the eternal King comes.~Do all these
28   X,  685 |        without king or prince.~The eternal law—changed.~The eternal
29   X,  685 |           eternal law—changed.~The eternal covenant—a new covenant.~
30   X,  691 |        Holy of Holies, would bring eternal justice, not legal, but
31   X,  691 |            justice, not legal, but eternal.~
32  XI,  717 |                           718. The eternal reign of the race of David,
33  XI,  718 |        depart from Judah until the eternal King came, they spoke to
34  XI,  735 |           Covenant, which would be eternal; that there should be another
35  XI,  735 |      Melchisedek, and it should be eternal; that the Christ should
36 XIV,  914 |           is absurd to say that an eternal recompense is offered to