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 1     Int         |         and reason, of time and eternity, of creation and cosmic
 2       4, XV     |         our home - which is thy eternity - does not fall away.~~  ~ ~ ~
 3       6, V      |       will? And if it were from eternity, why did he permit it to
 4       6, X      |       and he who knows it knows eternity. Love knows it, O Eternal
 5       6, X      |       and True Love and Beloved Eternity! Thou art my God, to whom
 6       6, XVII   |       the unchangeable and true eternity of truth above my changeable
 7       7, X      |        many ways. So also, when eternity attracts us from above,
 8      10         | temporal process to the abiding eternity of God. From this, he prepares
 9      10, I      |         that, since thou art in eternity, thou art ignorant of what
10      10, VII    |       and change and not a true eternity, nor a true immortality.~
11      10, X      |          how can that be a true eternity in which an act of will
12      10, X      |       creation itself also from eternity?”430~
13      10, X(430) |               The notion of the eternity of this world was widely
14      10, XI     |       glimpse the glory of that eternity which abides forever; and
15      10, XI     |    forever; and then, comparing eternity with the temporal process
16      10, XI     |     stand still and see how the eternity which always stands still
17      10, XI(431)|      those who confuse time and eternity.~
18      10, XIII   |    eminence of thy ever-present eternity, thou precedest all times
19      10, XIII   |       yesterday. Thy “today” is eternity. Therefore, thou didst generate
20      10, XIV    | obviously would not be time but eternity. If, then, time present -
21      11, IX     |   nonetheless a partaker in thy eternity. Because of the sweetness
22      11, XI     |       what are thy days but thy eternity, like thy years which do
23      11, XI     |       all times thou art in thy eternity; and how thy house has never
24      11, XII    |          it may fully enjoy thy eternity and immutability. The other
25      11, XV     |       inner ear, about the very eternity of the Creator: that his
26      11, XV     |          and it partakes in thy eternity because it is without blemish
27      11, XV     |    creation of time. Still, the eternity of the Creator himself is
28      11, XXIX   |        discern what precedes by eternity, and what proceeds in time;
29      11, XXIX   |      what comes from origin. In eternity, God is before all things;
30      11, XXIX   |   vision, O Lord, to behold thy eternity immutably making mutable
31      11, XXIX   |       and it is preceded by the eternity of the Creator, so that
32      12, XX     |    people who were alien to the eternity of thy truth have called