Chapter

 1 1 |          I FULLY confess unto the Lord God that it has been rash
 2 1 |          and the soundness of the Lord's discipline, accrue not
 3 1 |         work well-pleasing to the Lord, if estranged from it. The
 4 2 |           many believe not in the Lord is that they are so long
 5 3 |        tempter; while from being" Lord" He becomes" Master," teaching
 6 3 |      disciple The patience of the Lord was wounded in (the wound
 7 3 |            to have recognised the Lord. Patience of this kind none
 8 3 |          by the sufferings of the Lord in enduring) to them to
 9 4 |          the disposition of their lord; if, that is, the art of
10 4 |  character in accordance with our Lord,--servants as we are of
11 4 |     delivered for our uses by the Lord. Shall, then, creatures
12 4 |           subjected--that is, the Lord? But how unjust is it, how
13 4 |      obedience due from us to the Lord God; for the acknowledgment
14 4 |           that patience which the Lord God, the Demonstrator and
15 5 |         impatiently bore that the Lord God subjected the universal
16 5 |    impatiently the refusal by the Lord of his own oblations--if
17 5 | delinquencies in the sight of the Lord, for, to speak compendiously,
18 5 |  delinquencies fail to offend the Lord, the Disapprover of evils?
19 5 |         rock, they despair of the Lord in not enduring a three-days'
20 5 |       laid to their charge by the Lord as impatience. And--not
21 5 |           of hearing them? on the Lord moreover Himself, through
22 6 |          not even pleasing to the Lord, he patiently both heard,
23 6 |          That was easy, while the Lord and Master of patience was
24 7 |          it is commonished by the Lord's Scriptures, in almost
25 7 |          us), than (the fact) the Lord Himself is found amid no
26 7 |           seek after, because the Lord did not seek after it either,
27 7 |  Covetousness," the Spirit of the Lord has through the apostle
28 7 |          he has received from the Lord, he greatly shocks for the
29 8 |     violence, the monition of the Lord is at hand: "To him," He
30 8 |    receive a heavier one from the Lord. You wound that outrageous
31 8 |          curse you, rejoice." The Lord Himself was "cursed" in
32 8 |   servants, therefore, follow our Lord closely; and be cursed patiently,
33 8 |      followed the doctrine of the Lord, in which it has been delivered
34 8 |           that, from whatever the Lord keeps us, the same He admonishes
35 10|           is always odious to the Lord; in this case indeed most
36 10|           a man in the eye of the Lord, who both prohibits and
37 10|       shall we be offering to the Lord God, if we arrogate to ourselves
38 10|     jealous of the right of their lord's honour; but we make them
39 10|           result in the case of a Lord so just in estimating, so
40 11| inflictions are sent on us by the Lord, to whom should we more
41 11|      exhibit patience than to the Lord? Nay, He teaches us to give
42 11|            on whose amendment the Lord is intent! with whom He
43 11|        the Evil One, we incur the Lord's reproofs. Of that duty
44 11|           but the patient has the Lord called happy, in saying, "
45 12|          touching patience in the Lord's parables. The shepherd'
46 13|           purpose of "winning the Lord;" inasmuch as it is a quality
47 13|         has been exhibited by the Lord Himself in bodily virtue
48 13|        victim able to appease the Lord by means of the sacrifice
49 13|          making a libation to the Lord of sordid raiment, together
50 13|       because he had offended the Lord; by the bodily immolation
51 13|        flesh itself? But when the Lord says this about the flesh,
52 14|           to speak concerning the Lord; Stephen is stoned, and
53 14|      which he had plighted to the Lord; whom the devil smote with
54 15|       commends the servant to his lord, and his lord to God; adorns
55 15|      servant to his lord, and his lord to God; adorns the woman;
56 16|         the devil might rival the Lord, he has as it were quite