Chapter

 1 2 |          far wider an extent the Lord assigns to those crimes
 2 2 | ingenuity in malice, and God the Lord's in the Discipline by which
 3 2 |   Scribes and Pharisees," as the Lord has prescribed, unless we
 4 4 |        were needful, whether the Lord cursed and condemned by
 5 5 |         denoted the shape of the Lord's cross," which was to free
 6 7 |         God; should apply to the Lord's body those hands which
 7 7 |     which scandal is done to the Lord's body?~
 8 9 |       offered to the then infant Lord that frankincense and myrrh
 9 12|        But even now you have the Lord's sayings, as examples taking
10 12|       shall be in need." But the Lord calls the needy" happy." "
11 12|            If you wish to be the Lord's disciple, it is necessary
12 12|       your cross, and follow the Lord:" your cross; that is, your
13 12|        quite left behind for the Lord's sake; while James and
14 12|          and John, called by the Lord, do leave quite behind both
15 12|     faith. None of them whom the Lord chose to Him said, "I have
16 14| deservedly impugned, so that the Lord, too, be deservedly angry.
17 14|   Christians for itself! Not the Lord's day, not Pentecost, even
18 15|          no. Therefore, too, the Lord demanded that the money
19 18|        duty of acting after your Lord's pattern. That Lord walked
20 18|        your Lord's pattern. That Lord walked in humility and obscurity,
21 18|       without a sword, which the Lord has taken away? For albeit
22 18|          had believed; still the Lord afterward, in disarming
23 19|         He, "use the name of the Lord thy God in a vain thing,"
24 20|         your engagement unto the Lord, that you may dissolve the
25 20|          know that one (whom the Lord pardon!), when it had been
26 22|         tongue. Enough, that the Lord has said faults are committed
27 22|         have spoken. Pray we the Lord that no necessity for that