Book, Chapter

 1   1, arg|  everlasting punishment. These matters relating to faith having
 2   2,   2|     signs of the same kind are matters of common observation. Now
 3   2,   9|  ignorant of them. Next, those matters that are plainly laid down
 4   2,   9|  Scripture are to be found all matters that concern faith and the
 5   2,  17|        or more learned in such matters. He says that a certain
 6   2,  22|      sort of acquaintance with matters of this kind (which, indeed,
 7   2,  25|         and of these, some are matters of superfluity and luxury,
 8   2,  26|         so far as they are not matters of luxury and superfluity,
 9   2,  28| information about a variety of matters by use of the Olympiads,
10   2,  39|     men have done in regard to matters of this kind, making it
11   2,  39|        done in regard to other matters, if any competent man were
12   3,  10|       neighbour. Now all these matters have been spoken of in the
13   3,  12|      or is sinful. In all such matters it is not the use of the
14   3,  12|        than we are. For in all matters of this kind it is not the
15   3,  12|      intercourse. In regard to matters of this sort, whatever the
16   3,  18|    does not perceive that such matters are recorded with this useful
17   4,   3|        is solely intent on the matters treated of; especially,
18   4,   6|      do note its presence, the matters spoken of are such, that
19   4,   7|       us." But these and other matters of the same kind are taught
20   4,   7|       while thus descanting on matters of this kind. It was necessary,
21   4,  18|  constantly dealing with great matters~
22   4,  18|  preacher says about pecuniary matters, whether it have reference
23   4,  18|    degree lessened, though the matters to which justice is applied
24   4,  18|        and what were these but matters of money?), he says: "Dare
25   4,  18| unworthy to judge the smallest matters? Know ye not that we shall
26   4,  18|        a tone so exalted about matters so very trifling? Did secular
27   4,  18|     very trifling? Did secular matters deserve so much at his hands?
28   4,  18|    great, even when applied to matters the very least. ~
29   4,  18|        conduct them quietly as matters of little moment. But we
30   4,  19|        ought to speak of great matters, he ought not always to
31   4,  19|  willing, to do it, then great matters must be spoken of with power,