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 1 24|       it possesses interminable life, as a perfect whole at once.
 2 24|   apparently is an interminable life, existing at once as a perfect
 3 24|       nothing else than its own life and its own eternity, is
 4 24|     alone, than an interminable life, existing as at once and
 5 31|      its sentience, then of its life, and finally of the bare
 6 35|         his Word and knowledge, life and truth. ~BUT, since it
 7 35|       exists in itself, is very life and truth in him.~But, since
 8 35|      all things are in his Word life and truth, so are they in
 9 44|        essence, and wisdom, and life in himself; so that not
10 44|        is wise; through his own life he lives; so, by generation,
11 44|        essence, and wisdom, and life in himself, so that not
12 44| extraneous essence, wisdom, and life, but through his own, he
13 69|        is never deprived of its life, if it forever devotes itself
14 69|    itself to loving the supreme life.~How, then, shall it live?
15 69|      shall it live? For is long life so important a matter, if
16 71|         if it lost existence or life, since it does not employ
17 77|        its operation shows that life, without which it could
18 77|       alive, because it has the life of love without which it
19 77|   living, because it lacks that life of love, with which it would
20 77|         because it has lost its life, that is, love; but because
21 77|      but because it has not the life which it ought always to