Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,      4|    sustain, even unto death, many tribulations and injuries and insults
 2   2,     27|       world germinates thorns and tribulations, and because this river
 3   2,     28|        you to whom the thorns and tribulations, that the world germinated
 4   2,     28|        painful affliction. And if tribulations on man's account, or infirmity,
 5   2,     28|          for which I permit these tribulations through love, and not through
 6   2,     33|       love, on being moved by the tribulations or delights of the world,
 7   3,     10|      because the enduring of many tribulations is to them a relief in the
 8   3,     10|        when I permit to them many tribulations they rejoice, seeing themselves
 9   3,     19|      place, and consolations, and tribulations as they may be needed for
10   3,     20|         do, in the waters of many tribulations and temptations, and do
11   4,     10| everything to happen to you, both tribulations and consolations temporal