Chapter

 1 II  |        thee a likeness of those things which are in heaven, and
 2 V   |      there is a rivalry in evil things with one another, as well
 3 V   |    succouring by means of those things to which the affliction
 4 VI  |        His breath that the very things are paid away in obtaining
 5 VI  |         consists; that the very things are expended which may be
 6 VI  |         acquired; that the same things are the price which are
 7 VII |       with Him also give us all things?" You see how divine Wisdom
 8 X   |         with the whole order of things of which we have experience
 9 X   |       is the credibility of the things (alleged), that, being after
10 X   | commanded us to set forth these things in even a playful manner;
11 X   |         Therefore, if the other things are here, confession also
12 X   |         is elsewhere, the other things also are not here. Certainly
13 X   |       here. Certainly the other things are not elsewhere; therefore
14 XIII|   slaughter,) Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors,
15 XIII|        while we look not at the things which are seen, but at the
16 XIII|      which are seen, but at the things which are not seen. For
17 XIII|     which are not seen. For the things which are seen are temporal"
18 XIII|  speaking of troubles;" but the things which are not seen are eternal"
19 XIV |      whom custom," that is, the things which are Caesar's to Caesar,
20 XIV |     Caesar's to Caesar, and the things which are God's to God;