Chapter

 1 1 |       receive not the Spirit, the things which are the Spirit's are
 2 1 |    pleasing. Thus, so long as the things which are the Spirit's please
 3 1 |     Spirit's please them not, the things which are of the flesh will
 4 2 |        saying, "I still have many things to say unto you, but ye
 5 2 |        the Paraclete, having many things to teach fully which the
 6 2 |           will reveal those "many things" which appertain to disciplines;
 7 2 |         He had withal "other many things" which were to be fully
 8 3 |        Lord"--he shows that those things which he had said above
 9 5 |          far for the testimony of things primordial, and the sanction
10 5 |       that is, to the beginning) "things universal in Christ, which
11 5 |           truly in Christ are all things recalled to "the beginning,"
12 6 |      bidden to "follow the better things;" and you have withal Joseph
13 10|          imaginary enjoyment, all things which he has not. In short,
14 11|           does he affirm that all things are being recollected to
15 11|             But concerning these (things) which ye write; good it
16 12|         that some would say, "All things are lawful to bishops;"
17 14|        require him to "become all things to all, in order to gain
18 14|      faith, by teaching them some things "by way of indulgence, not
19 14| extermination against the "better things?" The time for its indulgence
20 14|         deferred by the Lord (the things) which in H's day "could