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 1 1 |         FULLY confess unto the Lord God that it has been rash enough,
 2 1 |           most good rests most with God; nor does any other than
 3 1 |     patience set over the things of God, that one can obey no precept,
 4 2 |                                 II. GOD HIMSELF AN EXAMPLE OF PATIENCE.~
 5 2 |    discipline, holding up before us God Himself in the very first
 6 3 |            men openly on the earth? God suffers Himself to be conceived
 7 3 |             nay, the attestation of God Himself, placing His own
 8 3 |     inherent propriety, patience is God's nature.~
 9 4 |             as we are of the living God, whose judgment on His servants
10 4 |        Shall, then, creatures which God makes subject to us be better
11 4 |             due from us to the Lord God; for the acknowledgment
12 4 |           for the acknowledgment of God understands what is incumbent
13 4 |             patience which the Lord God, the Demonstrator and Acceptor
14 4 |              because it pertains to God, to be earnestly pursued
15 4 |          mind by such as pertain to God? By means of which (considerations)
16 5 |                               V. AS GOD IS THE AUTHOR OF PATIENCE
17 5 |         whether just as patience in God, so its adversary quality
18 5 |         which has been conceived by God's rival, of course is not
19 5 |           course is not friendly to God's things. The discord of
20 5 |             authors. Further, since God is best, the devil on the
21 5 |      impatiently bore that the Lord God subjected the universal
22 5 |          respect, both in regard of God's premonition and in regard
23 5 |          man was induced to offend, God began to be wroth. Whence (
24 5 |            the first indignation in God, thence (came) His first
25 5 |            intimate friendship with God, and the husbandman of paradise.
26 5 |            to be of sweet savour to God; he quite ceased to be able
27 5 |           ejected from the sight of God, he begins to be easily
28 5 |         unto every use offensive to God. For straightway that impatience
29 5 |           failed in his duty toward God, from that time when, forgetful
30 5 |            Moses, while he met with God, he had borne with impatience.
31 6 |             short, Abraham believed God, and was accredited by Him
32 6 |       attestation of his faith. But God knew whom He had accredited
33 6 |       patiently both heard, and (if God had willed) would have fulfilled.
34 7 |          ours, since all things are God's, whose are we also ourselves.
35 7 |      heavenly, sin directly against God; for the Spirit, which he
36 10|             be offering to the Lord God, if we arrogate to ourselves
37 10|             the one Judge, that is, God. How many mischances had
38 11|             and names them "sons of God," pray have the impatient
39 12|             which is so pleasing to God, who in the world that is
40 12|          Patience accompanies, with God as Master.~
41 13|        opens the ears of Christ our God, dissipates severity, elicits
42 13|           man--made satisfaction to God. Further, if we set down
43 14|         away from his reverence for God; but he has been set up
44 14|            a bier for the devil did God erect in the person of that
45 14|             his mouth but thanks to God, while he denounced his
46 14|           crooked remedies! How did God smile, how was the evil
47 14|        patience, that instrument of God's victory not only presently
48 14|            presently recovered from God the soundness of his body,
49 15|           Depositary of patience is God. If it be a wrong which
50 15|        granted to Patience, to have God as her Debtor! And not without
51 15|           his lord, and his lord to God; adorns the woman; makes
52 15|          his third essay. For where God is, there too is His foster-child,
53 15| foster-child, namely Patience. When God's Spirit descends, then
54 16|           invitations; impatient of God alone. But let their own
55 16|          hand, love the patience of God, the patience of Christ;