Epistle, Chapter

1      2, I | adversary, and was, moreover, willing that this conflict should
2     17, I |       former fault, not being willing to obey either me or the
3     30, VI|  their own crime, they may be willing to have patience with us
4     36, I |      suffered whatever he was willing to suffer; for it was not
5     53, IV|     are, we have neither been willing to take care of the sheep
6     66, II| people. Therefore, if he were willing to return to a right mind,
7     76, IV|    for His name, approves the willing, assists the struggling,