Chapter

 1 I   | thought to the question of how faith ought to receive them, and
 2 I   |     approving and rejecting of faith, in regard to which the
 3 I   |  Church is awe-struck. Then is faith both more zealous in preparation,
 4 II  |        devil, nor the trial of faith without persecution, that
 5 II  |     necessary for the trial of faith does not give a warrant
 6 II  |      reference to the trial of faith, which is the reason of
 7 II  |      the Lord for the trial of faith, but its ministry is the
 8 II  | overthrow Satan himself by the faith of the elect which proves
 9 II  |       prayed for you that your faith fail not;" that is, that
10 II  |     sufficient to endanger his faith. Whence it is manifest that
11 II  |       belong to God shaking of faith as well as the shielding
12 II  |        when the Son of God has faith's protection absolutely
13 III |        the stedfastness of our faith is proved. These will be
14 III |   darts of the devil, by which faith gets a ministry of burning
15 III |      with frivolous and frigid faith, which seizes upon those
16 IX  |  through the weakness of their faith, just as (he enjoins) that
17 XIII|       away my property, not my faith. The cloak, too, I will
18 XIII|     betaking themselves to our faith, might be admitted into
19 XIV |     did, who were protected by faith, not by money; which faith,
20 XIV |     faith, not by money; which faith, if it can remove a mountain,
21 XIV |     protection is to have both faith and wisdom: if you do not