Chapter

 1 I  |      our desire being to obtain God's promised rewards, and
 2 II |       We are worshippers of one God, of whose existence and
 3 II |  undivine. Accordingly the true God bestows His blessings alike
 4 II |    knows to be appointed by his God, and so cannot but love
 5 II |         the human being next to God who from God has received
 6 II |      being next to God who from God has received all his power,
 7 II |         power, and is less than God alone. And this will be
 8 II |    emperor's safety, but to our God and his, and after the manner
 9 II |       his, and after the manner God has enjoined, in simple
10 II | enjoined, in simple prayer. For God, Creator of the universe,
11 II |    which we expect to come from God.~
12 III|       these things are signs of God's impending wrath, which
13 IV |  warning them not to fight with God. You may perform the duties
14 IV |   Christian soldiers offered to God, got rain in that well-known
15 IV |       the people crying to "the God of gods, the alone Omnipotent,"
16 IV |       have borne witness to our God. Then we never deny the
17 IV |       for truth, for the living God, that we are consigned to
18 V  |  enemies. We have no master but God. He is before you, and cannot