quem patris aeterni solio dextraque sedentem, omnibus impositum regem et labentibus annis venturum, ut cunctas aequato examine gentes iudicet et variis referat sua praemia gestis, credo equidem et metuens studio properante laboro, si qua datur, ne morte prius quam crimine solvar.
And that He sitteth on the throne at the right hand of the eternal Father, that He is set over all as king, and that as years roll away He will come to try all races with even-balanced judgment, and bestow due rewards upon their several deeds, I for my part believe, and, fearing, toil with restless zeal that, if so it may be, I be not cut off by death ere I am cut off from sin.
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