Chapter

 1   1|       not expect me to speak of great issues in a few~sentences,
 2   1|        is also necessary that a great zeal be kindled in the heart. ~~
 3   2|          grievously burdened by great misery and in deep need
 4   4|   incorruptibilis], and to this great good it will have come through
 5   4|   incorruptible~entity, it is a great good. But even if it is
 6   5|       knowing the causes of the great physical~processes in the
 7   5|  wherever possible, not only in great matters but in~small ones
 8   6|        a~sin, albeit there is a great difference depending on
 9   6|    things spoken~of, it makes a great difference in what respect
10   6|        then, we are deceived in great matters; in others, small.
11   6|      even good results. It is a great evil for a man to be deceived
12   6|       and by itself, whether a ~great error in great matters or
13   6|       whether a ~great error in great matters or a small error
14  11|        Why should there be such great glory to a human nature -
15  11|    clear manifestation of God's great and sole grace, and this
16  12|         unfitting analogy in so great a matter. Yet it is certain
17  13|      This is the meaning of the great sacrament of baptism, which
18  13|       all men, and which was so great that human nature was changed
19  14|  committed in a setting of such great happiness, was itself so
20  14|        happiness, was itself so great~that by it, in one man,
21  14|        own, but to~manifest his great humility. Indeed, baptism
22  14|       passes on to speak of the great ~mystery of holy baptism
23  16|         into his own ways, then great vigilance is~required to
24  16|         face. For no matter how~great our understanding may be, "
25  16|       And we shall then have as great amity toward them as they
26  17|       deed. But except for this great remission - the beginning
27  17|         we have no sin,"~as the great apostle says, "we deceive
28  17|     Nevertheless, no matter how great our crimes, their forgiveness
29  18|       then live in sins however great, not washing them away by
30  19| goodness is not possible for so great a multitude as we believe
31  19|         is not awakened by such great~thundering is not asleep,
32  20|       of thanksgiving for~God's great love), "But God commendeth
33  21|          Or who would think how great a sin it is to observe days
34  21|     away - although they are so great~that the Kingdom of God
35  22|         Church, who despises so~great a bounty of the divine gifts
36  25|        showeth mercy out of his great goodness; he hardeneth~out
37  25|        are you?" - has actually great weight and in an~argument
38  26|             100. These are "the great works of the Lord, well-considered
39  26|       The works of the Lord are great, well-considered in all
40  26|        willeth. There is a very great difference between what
41  28|     advantages accruing from so great a~mystery of the Mediator,
42  29|      God, to suffer loss of the great~abundance of God's blessings
43  29|        would be a punishment so great that, if it be eternal,
44  32|      Who, then, can explain how great the power of love will be,