Chapter

 1   1|          have not settled by our own~understanding, and cannot -
 2   2|         faith has to do with our own affairs and with those of
 3   5|     ought to understand than our own health. But when we are
 4   6|       that ~man is a liar in his own conscience who speaks the
 5   9|      through the merits of their own works? Of course not! ~For
 6   9|       after he has destroyed his own life - so also sin which
 7   9| themselves saving faith as their own work and not~understand
 8   9|      anyone glory, if not in his own works, at least in the determination
 9  13|          righteousness - not our own but God's, not in~ourselves
10  13|          as he was sin - not his own but ours, rooted not in
11  13|        many warriors. And in our own Scriptures we read: "Pray~
12  13|        preferred to be under his own rule rather than the rule
13  13|          pair, but even of their own, of whom they were born.
14  13|          from Adam down to one's own parents, a question might
15  14|         wash away any sin of his own, but to~manifest his great
16  14|        necessity but through his own free act of showing mercy -
17  14|          he has committed on his own.~
18  14|       they are baptized into his own~death. For there is no exception
19  14|    Christ's have crucified their own flesh, with the passions
20  16|       begins to lead us into his own ways, then great vigilance
21  16|          He that spared ~not his own Son, but delivered him up
22  16|       peace does not surpass his own~understanding.~~
23  17|          also being led by their own~spirits so that, weighed
24  19| frequently are found to be their own enemies, while those~they
25  19|     obtaining forgiveness of our own sins.~
26  19|          no way suppose that his own sins are forgiven by the
27  20|      true: "Have mercy upon~your own soul, pleasing God."~165
28  20|         loves iniquity hates his own soul."~171 And he who hates
29  20|             And he who hates his own~soul is not merciful but
30  21|             Thus, he forbids his~own to go to court with other
31  23|          the fashion~of Christ's own body - I have not found
32  23|         every soul will have its own body and not two bodies
33  23|     Every soul will have, as its own, all that is required to
34  23|          rise again, each in his own~flesh, but only that they
35  25|    because of any works of~their own, but because they were both
36  25|        no ground to boast of his own distinctive~merits - but,
37  25|     glorying in~any merit of his own; nor does the man who is
38  25|       disposed to glory in their own merits should be stopped,
39  28|       sin - God ~prearranged his own purpose so that he could
40  28|        he wills it is in a man's own hands -~since there is no
41  28|          become perverted by his own choice. ~Whichever of these
42  28|        since man chose to do his own will instead of God's, God'
43  29|           but, yielding to their own human feelings, they soften
44  29|         from~misery not by their own merits but through God's