Chapter

 1 I   | communicated, whether or not we ought to flee in persecution For
 2 I   |       the question of how faith ought to receive them, and the
 3 I   |        is no room, in fact, for ought but fear and hope. So even
 4 II  |  persecution is perpetrated, we ought to know, as you have neither
 5 II  |  household of God he may not do ought as by any right of his own,
 6 IV  |      for what proceeds from God ought not on the one hand to be
 7 IV  |         evaded on the other. It ought not to be avoided, because
 8 IV  |         down, that what is good ought not to be shunned by us,
 9 V   |       this example, but that we ought not to flee from persecution
10 VII |      body, but are unable to do ought against the soul; but fear
11 X   |      man, O Christian?--you who ought to be feared by the angels,
12 X   |        are to judge angels; who ought to be feared by evil spirits,
13 X   |     also over evil spirits; who ought to be feared by the whole
14 XI  |                        XI.~Thus ought every servant of God to
15 XII |    inquires whether persecution ought to be shunned by us must
16 XII |       never up to this time has ought of the kind been provided
17 XIII|         entrusted to them, they ought to have provided for themselves