Chapter

 1   1|   should be the kind of man~the apostle wishes those men to be to
 2   1|     other foundation,"~said the apostle, "can no man lay save that
 3   2|       Lord's Prayer. Later, the apostle, when he wished to commend
 4   2|      seen. And as for hope, the~apostle says: "Hope that is seen
 5   2|    without love. Indeed, as the apostle James says, "Even the demons
 6   2|         tremble. Therefore, the apostle Paul approves and~commends
 7   7|     such as the illusion of the~apostle Peter when he thought he
 8   7|       the~twins.~41 Nor did the apostle Peter deviate from this
 9   8|      world" in this passage the apostle is, of course, referring
10   9|     clearly the judgment~of the apostle Peter. And since it is true,
11   9|       This attitude is what the apostle was reproving when he~said, "
12   9|         a divine gift, the same apostle who says somewhere else
13   9|       explicitly contradict the apostle. The conclusion remains,
14  10|       this state. Wherefore the apostle says, "For we too were by
15  10|      allay that wrath. Thus the~apostle says, "For if, when we were
16  12|   himself was made, even as~the apostle says: "He was made of the
17  13|        made sin. Thus, when the apostle said,~"For Christ's sake,
18  14|        added to it. Hence, ~the apostle says, "And the gift [of
19  14|       51. However, when he [the apostle] says, shortly after, "Therefore,
20  14|        part of the epistle, the apostle passes on to speak of the
21  14|         of the age. To this the apostle refers and goes on to add, "
22  15|      hath a temple of which the apostle~speaks, "Know you not that
23  15|  another temple, since the same apostle says: "Know you not that
24  15|        sinning angels" - as the apostle Peter writes - "but casting
25  15|       designations by which the apostle seems to encompass the entire~
26  16|   commonwealth. This is why the apostle says "that all things are
27  16|          Wherefore, as the same apostle says: "For it pleased God
28  17|      have no sin,"~as the great apostle says, "we deceive even ourselves,
29  17|       sinners in~this life, the apostle, speaking to those whose
30  18|     saves is the faith that~the apostle Paul adequately describes
31  18|         doubt, according to the apostle James "it is dead in~itself."~144
32  18|    salvation. But then what~the apostle James said would be false.
33  18|         this fire, of which the apostle speaks, should be understood
34  18|       of this life, just as the apostle said, as it affects the
35  20|       by faith."~163 And as the~apostle said, "But to them that
36  20|        that mercy, of which the apostle says, "Judgment came by
37  21|  respect of some sins, even the apostle, by pardoning ~them, has
38  21|         this not a sin, had the apostle not ~added, "But I say this
39  21|      outside the Church, if the apostle had~not added immediately, "
40  21|       by judicial sentence, the apostle~directly resists such thoughts
41  21|       of this teaching that the~apostle says that this kind of action
42  21|  thoughts - and because, as the apostle James confesses, "we all
43  21| magnitude of this evil from the apostle's~fear, in saying to such
44  21|        the Galatians, where the apostle says, "I fear for you, lest
45  22|    prerequisite. Otherwise, the apostle would not say~of some men, "
46  23|     resurrection. Wherefore~the apostle also says, "What is sown
47  24|      was said most truly by the~apostle concerning God, "Who willeth
48  25|    hardeneth."~205~Now when the apostle said this, he was commending
49  25|          the other. Now, if the apostle had wished us to understand
50  25|       undeserving? Finally, the apostle~concludes and says, "Therefore,
51  25|              99. Now, after the apostle had commended God's mercy
52  25|        same reply as we see~the apostle giving: "O man, who are
53  25|        part of the argument the apostle had no~answer to give; and,
54  26|      deed so good that when the apostle Peter would have nullified
55  26|         were unwilling that the apostle Paul should go to Jerusalem,
56  27|       of prayer to God that the apostle~was speaking when he made
57  27| whatsoever he~willeth.~Now, the apostle had enjoined that prayers
58  27|     such as these [kings] - the apostle, to remove any warrant for
59  28|   called a~_gift_ of God by the apostle. "For the wages of sin,"
60  29|        to that statement of the apostle when he said, "For all of
61  31|     regarding _love_, which the apostle says is greater than the
62  31|       faith of Christ which the apostle commends: faith that works
63  32|         to _love_, of which the apostle says,~"Now the end of the