Chapter

 1 I  |   if by suppuration, great evil from the diminutive scorpion.
 2 III| His hand was upon them for evil, and they were greatly distressed.
 3 V  |    supposition that God is evil, he will not be able to
 4 V  |  whom he has thought to be evil is not God, or that he whom
 5 V  |  strive against and oppose evil cannot be ought but good.
 6 V  | that there is a rivalry in evil things with one another,
 7 V  |   He who will call life an evil, has death to speak of as
 8 V  |  is not on that account an evil, for it occasions helpful
 9 IX |    shall say all manner of evil against you, for my sake.
10 XIV|  wrath upon him that doeth evil. For he had also previously
11 XIV|  to a good work, but to an evil. Wilt thou then not be afraid
12 XIV|   if thou do that which is evil, be afraid." Thus he bids