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 1  4|        the deep, that we may be able both to rest after our journey,
 2 10|       ALTHOUGH THEY ARE NEITHER ABLE TO SEE NOR TO SHOW, THEY
 3 12|    either is not willing or not able to assist His people; and
 4 12|        Where is that God who is able to help you when you come
 5 16|         TRUSTS THAT HE SHALL BE ABLE TO DILUTE THE BITTERNESS
 6 16|      indeed speak as I shall be able to the best of my powers,
 7 25| impunity. For neither were they able in the wars themselves to
 8 27|    either imitate us, or not be able to condemn us.~
 9 28|       is so effeminate as to be able to bear, and no slavery
10 29|       that an earthly being was able, to be believed God. Miserable
11 32|      eyes, when you are neither able to behold nor to grasp your
12 36|      God. Assuredly He might be able to indulge us in some measure,
13 37|       undergo punishment, or is able without God to bear tortures?
14 38|    eagerness, and have not been able to find. Why are we ungrateful?