Chapter

 1 I  |  regard to which the Lord will certainly sift His people? Persecution,
 2 II |      shielding by the Son. And certainly, when the Son of God has
 3 VI |       synagogues, but we shall certainly be cited before Roman magistrates
 4 VI |      was the will of the Lord? Certainly no longer to flee from persecution.
 5 IX |     support the weak, but most certainly it is not when they flee.
 6 IX | commands us to stand stedfast, certainly not to act an opposite.
 7 XI |        this sort a bad one has certainly condemned him; and whatever
 8 XII|     that into his hands, it is certainly your wish not to be delivered
 9 XII|       by money? And money they certainly had from the prices of lands
10 XII|        the apostle in private, certainly neither paid it himself,
11 XII|         Look at the condition--certainly of God's ordaining, in whose
12 XII|       things which are God's,--certainly, therefore, His own likeness