Chapter

 1 V     |       with his own decision in favour of Christ. The senate, because
 2 XVIII |        by Him for securing His favour, as well as the retribution
 3 XXI   |     Jews enjoyed much of God's favour, when the fathers of their
 4 XXI   |      multitudinous gods, whose favour must be won into some civilization,
 5 XXII  |   deities are commended to the favour of deceived and deluded
 6 XXIV  |       object of gaining higher favour with the Caesar, transfers
 7 XXV   |     been disposed to show more favour to an alien race than to
 8 XXVII |      stirred with envy for the favour God has shown us, turns
 9 XXVIII|        own need, to seek their favour, lest in the liberty which
10 XXIX  |      are also partakers of his favour, when he bestows on them
11 XXX   |    true, the living God, whose favour, beyond all others, they
12 XXXIII|    commend him the more to the favour of Deity, to whom I make
13 XLVI  | precisely on this ground gains favour with its persecutors. The
14 XLIX  |  scrupling to gain the popular favour by your injustice. As though