Chapter

 1 V   |       danger, as he thought, by money, was, notwithstanding the
 2 XII |         is a buying off without money, so buying off is money-flight.
 3 XII |        stood; in respect of the money you have paid, you have
 4 XII |     that you should ransom with money a man whom Christ has ransomed
 5 XII |         he offered the apostles money for the Spirit of Christ.
 6 XII |      will hear that word, "Your money perish with you, since you
 7 XII |     says that extorter? Give me money: assuredly that he may not
 8 XII |        is going to give you for money. When you put that into
 9 XII |        warrant your averting by money the giving of you up? When
10 XII |         extricate themselves by money? And money they certainly
11 XII |        themselves by money? And money they certainly had from
12 XII |    hoped that he should receive money for him from the disciples,
13 XII |     kind benevolences, taxes in money; but never up to this time
14 XII |       for with blood, we owe no money for our head, because Christ
15 XII |      that Christ should cost us money. How could martyrdoms, too,
16 XII |      for the blood, not for the money of Christians--how can it
17 XII |   informer or an enemy, extorts money from me by threats, exacting
18 XII | therefore, His own likeness and money inscribed with His name,
19 XIII|       his plunder, says, "Guilt money." Shall I be angry even
20 XIII|         do not redeem myself by money? "In like manner," says
21 XIV |      protected by faith, not by money; which faith, if it can