Chapter

 1    1| something in which the heart entirely~trusts. ~Besides, consider
 2    1|    else than to trust~in Him entirely. For this reason He wishes
 3    1|  security, that He either is~entirely ignorant or cares nothing
 4    2|      Papacy, where faith was entirely put under the bench, and
 5    3|      good conscience and are entirely~acquitted, yet is our life
 6    4|  sufficient, though it be an~entirely external thing like the
 7    5|   For since this treasure is entirely presented in~the words,
 8    5|       that it may not become entirely cold. ~But if you say: How
 9    5| about you, whom you will not~entirely tread under foot, because
10    5|     Christ Himself could not~entirely avoid him. Now, what is