Chapter

 1 2 |          albeit they be "novel," inasmuch as they are. now in course
 2 2 |     albeit they be "burdensome," inasmuch as not even now are they
 3 3 |         which we have mentioned, inasmuch as "better it is to marry
 4 3 |      would not have said (that), inasmuch as the Spirit is without
 5 5 |          not (merely) a memorial inasmuch as, if it was." so done
 6 5 |         animal to the spiritual--inasmuch as "(that was) not first
 7 6 | immediately cease to be his son, inasmuch as you will not be "of faith,"
 8 7 |       heathen, but to a brother, inasmuch as even the ancient law
 9 7 |  clothing us from His own store--inasmuch as they "who are baptized
10 7 |         nor do we bury our dead, inasmuch as they too are living in
11 10|    indeed the more iniquitously--inasmuch as (she did it) as far as
12 10|         with the more indignity, inasmuch as it is with more indignity
13 10|   address itself but to the one; inasmuch as one discipline is incumbent[
14 11|       Psychics avail themselves; inasmuch as it is easier (of belief)
15 11|     course, not through divorce; inasmuch as to the divorced he would
16 13|   husband, you do marry another: inasmuch as you have now been made