Chapter

 1 I   |       in prison the largess of Christ. Thereafter adverse judgments
 2 VIII|     the service of God, and in Christ Himself, who did His work
 3 VIII|       more than this: for even Christ, we shall find, has ordinary
 4 VIII|         well, I must recognise Christ, both as He reclines on
 5 VIII|   befit the service of God and Christ Himself, which to meet the
 6 VIII|       world, or in the ways of Christ.~
 7 IX  |       perhaps, you object that Christ Himself was crowned, to
 8 X   |     dress? What communion have Christ and Belial? Therefore flee
 9 XI  |        to another master after Christ, and to abjure father, mother,
10 XI  |      only of less account than Christ, has in like manner rendered
11 XI  |       for others more than for Christ, or shall he do it on the
12 XI  |        does not even do it for Christ Himself? And shall he keep
13 XI  |     spear the while with which Christ's side was pierced? Shall
14 XI  |        a flag, too, hostile to Christ? And shall he ask a watchword
15 XI  |        to an idol, when to him Christ remitted the punishment
16 XI  |        mean the centurion whom Christ approves, and the centurion
17 XI  |        and the sheer denial of Christ by the necessity of torture
18 XII | Without a doubt the denial (of Christ). Albeit the Christian says
19 XII |     gain, selling, as it does, Christ for pieces of gold, as Judas
20 XII |       some Christians too; for Christ is also among the barbarians.
21 XIII|       meeting, the church, are Christ's. You belong to Him, for
22 XIII|       been already ransomed by Christ, and that at a great price.
23 XIII|      even then, as ransomed by Christ, you were under no bondage
24 XIII|         you are the servant of Christ. If you think freedom of
25 XIII|       have lost the freedom of Christ, fancying it is slavery.
26 XIV |        I might have said, upon Christ, since Christ is the Head
27 XIV |       said, upon Christ, since Christ is the Head of the Christian
28 XIV |       head) is as free as even Christ is, under no obligation
29 XIV |        the glory of the woman, Christ Jesus, the Husband of the
30 XIV |    even to rival that crown of Christ which He afterwards obtained.
31 XV  |     destined for a diadem? For Christ Jesus has made us even kings