Chapter

 1 I   |           has of its own? That it may be safe by what it has of
 2 I   |       such suffering. So that you may suppose the speaker to be
 3 I   |           itself a place where it may throw up; and thus, once
 4 I   |   antidote against poison, that I may thereby effect cures. You
 5 II  |   accursed plunder, that the Lord may turn from the fierceness
 6 II  | whomsoever the Lord God of Israel may lead forth in like manner
 7 III |       brought together, that they may be thrown into the fire.
 8 IV  |           am both bid fear that I may not be forsaken by Him,
 9 IV  |       with my whole being, that I may die for Him. Serving as
10 VI  |        opponent, in order that He may now keep bruising him by
11 VI  |  consequence of their deliverance may be in transports when they
12 VI  |         things are expended which may be acquired; that the same
13 VII |           reason, that he whom it may have slain may not die!
14 VII |         he whom it may have slain may not die! And therefore what
15 VII |        number of her sons, that I may be slain by her; I wish
16 VII |          wish to be slain, that I may become a son. But does she
17 VIII|        commanded by God, that you may believe that they have been
18 IX  |        for us, lest ancient times may perhaps have had the sacrament (
19 IX  |          bear the same, that they may not seem as if superior
20 IX  |        gives us day, although you may not have made mention of
21 IX  |         reference to) denial also may be perceived, it is evident
22 X   |        them." Consider whether He may not have I preserved a race
23 X   |         in the Scriptures. And we may be able to say, Let them
24 XI  |        therefore, these scorpions may catch (in their sails),
25 XI  |       with whatever subtlety they may attack, there is now one
26 XI  |         that they themselves also may not, after the example of
27 XII |       glory shall be revealed, ye may be glad also with exceeding
28 XII |          you into prison, that ye may be tried ten days. Be thou
29 XII |     brightness, until others also may fully share in their glory.
30 XIII|          judgment of God, that ye may be accounted worthy of His
31 XIII|          suffer with Him, that we may be also glorified together.
32 XV  |           less in truth, that God may not (seem to) thirst for