Chapter

 1 II  |       conquered, not coaxed. And, certainly, that will be pronounced
 2 II  |          preserve him; thou shall certainly inform upon him. Thine hand
 3 II  |           Moses, being applicable certainly to whomsoever the Lord God
 4 IV  |          of martyrdoms, for which certainly He had given occasion by
 5 IV  |         would not take place. And certainly He had supplied, as a warrant
 6 IV  |       guard against idolatry. And certainly (in the case supposed) the
 7 V   |  indigestion tending to death; he certainly richly deserving to lose
 8 VII |         Sophia is Wisdom. She has certainly slain them wisely if only
 9 VII |         them as silver is tried." Certainly by the means of torture
10 VII |   first-born and only Son, who is certainly about to live, nay, to bring
11 VIII|        reward a dancing-girl. And certainly they who were wont to be
12 VIII|         His power. For forthwith, certainly, would the lions, with their
13 IX  |            If he is in Christ, he certainly confesses in Christ, when
14 X   |         things also are not here. Certainly the other things are not
15 X   |       place is different, it will certainly be also incumbent on them
16 XII |          for Himself as scholars, certainly to be fully instructed in
17 XIII| sufferings to the Corinthians, he certainly decided that suffering must
18 XIII|          to the Thessalonians, he certainly affirmed that they were