Chapter

 1 I     |          among other sins of the world, the pleasures of the public
 2 II    |        the administration of His world. They must be ignorant,
 3 II    |        but God, the Maker of the world, put in its gold, brass,
 4 II    |        God, the possessor of the world, so he has entirely changed
 5 VIII  |     angels have filled the whole world. It is not by merely being
 6 VIII  |       not by merely being in the world, however, that we lapse
 7 VIII  |      tainting ourselves with the world's sins. I shall break with
 8 X     |         and got a footing in the world. For ofttimes the censors,
 9 X     |       have given the arts to the world by any but those in whose
10 XIV   | condemnation of the lusts of the world there was not involved a
11 XV    |        not even inhabit the same world with these wicked men! But
12 XV    |      from them in what is of the world; for the world is God's,
13 XV    |         is of the world; for the world is God's, but the worldly
14 XXVIII|        and we are troubled. "The world," says Jesus, "shall rejoice;
15 XXVIII|          apostle's, to leave the world, and be taken up into the
16 XXIX  |         contempt of all that the world can give, true liberty,
17 XXIX  |       eyes on the courses of the world, the gliding seasons, reckon
18 XXX   |         their derision, when the world hoary with age, and all
19 XXX   |        followers of Christ. What world' s wise men besides, the