Par.

 1 1 |        sufficient to itself in its eternal blessedness, and which confers
 2 15| all-powerful, true, just, blessed, eternal, and whatever, in like manner,
 3 32|           is the Word still be the eternal Being, but not the Word,
 4 32|           Spirit, supreme as he is eternal, is thus eternally mindful
 5 44|       itself.~Much more, then, the eternal Father's eternal Son, who
 6 44|         then, the eternal Father's eternal Son, who so derives existence
 7 48|     remembers itself, that, of the eternal remembrance of it, its coeternal
 8 63|            is assuredly natural to eternal and immutable knowledge
 9 71|            supreme good will incur eternal misery. It might be said
10 71|          supreme Being, it suffers eternal misery; that just as the
11 71|           soul shall rejoice in an eternal reward, so the soul despising
12 71|            that Being shall suffer eternal punishment; and as the former
13 73|    scorning are assigned to either eternal blessedness or misery, --