Epistle, Chapter

1      7, IV |     was shown long before the tempest of this devastation arose.
2     25, I  |      a calm in the midst of a tempest, and as the longed-for tranquillity
3     30, II |       rudder of safety in the tempest. Nor is it now but lately
4     36, II | poverty nor prostrated by the tempest of persecution, but faithfully
5     48, II |     sedition; a whirlwind and tempest to make shipwrecks of the
6     48, II |      deacon, and with his own tempest sailing also to Rome to
7     51, III|     but even with a wind or a tempest, lest their mind, changeable