Chapter, Paragraph

 1  3, 2   |        early date, animal faith may recognise its own seed,
 2  3, 4   |     expiated, in order that man may make God satisfaction through
 3  7, 1   |         profitable efficacy, we may unfold the powers of this
 4  9, 1   | category of dietary restriction may already afford a prejudgment
 5 10, 2   |       the sixth hour of the day may the rather be made the limit
 6 10, 7   |         of duty; so that we too may then return to enjoyment
 7 11, 1   |   deferment of, food confer, we may refute those who invalidate
 8 11, 1   |     they have always had place, may confute those who accuse
 9 12, 2   |        order that the Christian may enter into prison in like
10 12, 2   |       him, so that the tortures may not even have material to
11 15, 1   |       of the Creator; such as I may find in the person of a
12 15, 3   |       believeth that all things may be eaten; but another, being
13 15, 5   |       not to God"--not that you may think this said about dry
14 16, 3   |    spiritual ones, in case they may ever have been guilty of
15 concl, 7|                 More easily, it may be, through the "strait