Chapter

 1 I  | pines away, loathing for the Christian name is accompanied by a
 2 IX |    own, to review the modern Christian system, as though, being
 3 IX |      who confesses himself a Christian, beareth witness that he
 4 IX |  when he confesses himself a Christian. For he cannot be this without
 5 IX |  since, by virtue of being a Christian, he is in Christ, while
 6 IX |    be what he is, that is, a Christian, confesses that likewise
 7 IX |      has denied that he is a Christian, has denied in Christ, by
 8 IX | while he denies that he is a Christian; and, on the other hand,
 9 IX |  been forced to renounce the Christian name, that he who had denied
10 IX |     had denied that he was a Christian would be compelled to deny
11 IX |     I shall deny that I am a Christian, I shall not be denied by
12 IX |      by denying that he is a Christian, he has denied Christ Himself
13 X  |      Heaven lies open to the Christian before the way to it does;
14 X  |    heavens round. Then, if a Christian is to be stoned, hail-storms
15 XI |   the treatment to which the Christian would be subjected? But
16 XII|      if any man suffer) as a Christian, let him not be ashamed,