Chapter

 1 6 |           uncircumcision; you are bound to monogamy too. Moreover,
 2 7 |         it follow that we too are bound to observe this prohibition?"
 3 9 |             whereas if she is not bound to him when dead, no more
 4 9 |       death does, she will not be bound to him by whom the binding
 5 9 |           whom, then, will she be bound? In the eye of God, it matters
 6 10|  assertion), that a woman is more bound when her husband is dead
 7 10| whatsoever cause of complaint--is bound to a personal enemy, not
 8 10|         that case she is the more bound to him with whom she has
 9 10|        the bar of God. She who is bound (to another) has not departed (
10 10|       dead, of course we shall be bound to them with whom we are
11 10|        reason why we shall not be bound to our departed consorts?"
12 10|          but the more shall we be bound (to them), because we are
13 11|         of presbyters and deacons bound by the same solemn engagement,
14 11|           he wrote: "The woman is bound for such length of time
15 11|        the faith. "Thou hast been bound to a wife, seek not loosing;
16 11|      called;" adding, "A woman is bound so long as her husband liveth;
17 11|          concurs, "Thou hast been bound to a wife; seek not loosing:
18 12|           that he has stringently bound to the yoke of monogamy.
19 12|           from all If all are not bound to monogamy, whence are
20 13|           is under an husband, is bound to her husband (while)living;
21 13|        husband, if you were still bound to act in (subjection to)
22 17|         into Christ," you will be bound to be (yet) better. Exhibit (