Chapter

 1 V   |    the mode of it from the world; but an extraordinary mode
 2 VI  |    prevailing all over the world, engraven on the natural
 3 VII |  honour of, those whom the world has believed to be gods.
 4 VIII| invented by those whom the world believes to be gods, and
 5 VIII|   you name some god of the world as the originator, well,
 6 VIII|   be found either with the world, or in the ways of Christ.~
 7 IX  |   from the practice of the world,--a practice which the people
 8 XIII|    are a foreigner in this world, a citizen of Jerusalem,
 9 XIII|    do with the joys of the world; nay, you are called to
10 XIII|    very opposite, for "the world shall rejoice, but ye shall
11 XIII| great price. How shall the world manumit the servant of another?
12 XIII|   be found bondage. In the world everything is nominal, and
13 XIII|   you think freedom of the world to be real, so that you
14 XIII| his angels, offices of the world, honours, festivals, popularity
15 XIII|    crowned by God. But the world crowns brothels, and baths,
16 XIII|  traffickings of the whole world. But indeed a Christian