Chapter

1    1| has attached~to it first a terrible threat, and then a beautiful,
2    1|  bishops and princes. ~But terrible as are these threatenings,
3    1| heart. And, indeed, many a terrible and shocking calamity would
4    1| when anything monstrous or~terrible is seen or heard, and to
5    1| life, and will pass~a most terrible sentence upon them in the
6    2|   nothing but an angry and~terrible Judge. But of Christ we
7    3| suicide, and to many other terrible calamities.~Therefore there