Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, III  |          ever has been, that the love of wine should entice, pride
 2      1, VIII |      vice, inflamed with earthly love in the midst of his own
 3      1, XIV  |         constrained to have more love for what we shall be, by
 4      2, I    |       thou me? He answered, I do love Thee. He saith to him, Feed
 5      5, II   |    Relying, therefore, upon your love and your piety, which I
 6      5, II   | maintained by the vow and by the love of the brethren, yet if
 7      6, II   |           by the true and simple love of my heart towards you,
 8      6, V    |          is written, "Thou shall love thy neighbour as thyself." "
 9      7, III  |      This is my command, that ye love one another." And again, "
10      7, V    |       shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall tribulation,
11      7, VIII |    affectionate aids of paternal love, the accustomed grandeurs
12      8, II   |          unto all them also that love His appearing."~
13     15, I    |        sweetly and often of your love to me, in his words I heard
14     15, I    |        approval. Your individual love associates me with your
15     15, I    |        Spirit does not allow our love to be separated. Confession
16     20, I    |       letters, that their former love was still around me and
17     20, II   |           I remember your former love day and night, God only
18     20, II   |       For I remember your former love, that you will grieve with
19     21, I    |           whereby I know how you love the faith, and how zealous
20     25, I    |         will reward you for that love of yours, and will restore
21     25, III  |     blood? Than to have begun to love one's punishments, after
22     25, IV   |       shall separate us from the love of Christ? shall tribulation,
23     28, I    |        greeting. Both our common love and the reason of the thing
24     29, III  |         have worn out, they will love that very delay which refers
25     29, III  |      become aware of your mutual love and charity, in many illustrations
26     36, I    |         fulfil all the duties of love towards our most courageous
27     36, II   |        should now show a greater love and care, in that they are
28     39, IV   |       whom you made with so much love and eagerness, to greet
29     43, I    |        your confession, and what love for the associated brotherhood;
30     48, I    |          both with diligence and love, in sending us in haste
31     48, II   |       never faithful that he may love; a torch and fire to blow
32     50, I    |          your walk an example of love and peace to others; so
33     50, II   |         whom once I had begun to love. After the schismatical
34     50, III  |    balances, and thinking of the love and mercy of God the Father,
35     50, IV   |       for the sake of our mutual love, transmitted to you also
36     50, IV   |       way as both to approve and love it; inasmuch as what we
37     51, XIII |     although the token of divine love and paternal lenity appears
38     51, XIX  |             XIX.~Considering His love and mercy, we ought not
39     51, XIX  |          help and comfort of our love; neither being too ungentle
40     51, XX   |          with those who fear and love God with their whole heart,
41     51, XXIII|        Gospel, setting forth the love of God the Father, says, "
42     51, XXIII|          the eternal and liberal love of God the Father. But if
43     51, XXIV |         not maintained brotherly love or ecclesiastical unity
44     51, XXIV |      Bearing with one another in love, endeavouring to keep the
45     52, II   |   deprive them of their Father's love and of our communion; to
46     53, I    |       not right, neither did the love of the Father nor divine
47     53, V    | benignity of divine and paternal love; we have determined by the
48     53, V    |          Lord, of whose help and love we who trust in Him may
49     54, I    |     abundantly full of fraternal love and ecclesiastical discipline
50     54, XIII |            They received not the love of the truth, that they
51     54, XVI  |     embrace with prompt and full love those who return with repentance,
52     54, XX   |         brother, from the mutual love which we owe and manifest
53     54, XXII |           linked together in the love of the Lord's flock--who
54     54, XXIII|           that we ourselves, who love you with mutual love, might,
55     54, XXIII|         who love you with mutual love, might, being present with
56     54, XXIII|      faithful inclination of our love here also in our sacrifices
57     58, III  |         with measure, but by the love and mercy of the Father
58     59, I    |      from the solicitude of your love, concerning the captivity
59     59, I    |       body of our union; and not love only, but also religion,
60     59, II   |          in you?"--even although love urged us less to bring help
61     59, II   |           and reminded of mutual love, if he be a father, will
62     59, IV   |         the searching out of the love of our mind, and for the
63     60, I    |        greeting. From our mutual love and your reverence for me
64     62, XIII |          prevent their undivided love from always abiding and
65     66, I    |      comforts and aids of divine love and paternal tenderness
66     66, IV   |        the opponent of mercy and love, let him not pronounce sentence,
67     68, III  |      Gentiles also well know and love my humility; and you also
68     69, I    |       thought that of our mutual love we ought to be consulted,
69     70, III  |        we should not obstinately love our own opinions, but should
70     70, IV   |       transmitted for our mutual love a copy of them, as well
71     71, II   |         of evangelical peace and love, to have fought with the
72     72, XIV  |         towards him a benevolent love, but that some indulged
73     72, XXVI |       for the sake of our mutual love we have transmitted to you.
74     73, VIII |     error, immortality to death, love to hatred, truth to falsehood,
75     73, X    |          X.~But it happens, by a love of presumption and of obstinacy,
76     74, I    |      there is great and desirous love for assembling together. "
77     74, VI   |          kept with you in mutual love and honour, even herein
78     74, XXIV |        forbearing one another in love; endeavouring to keep the
79     74, XXV  |         even more, so mindful of love and charity as to command
80     74, XXV  |    himself off from the unity of love, and to make himself a stranger
81     75, I    |      opposition to the peace and love of Christ, from being counted
82     76, I    |          and in movement, yet in love and in spirit I come expressing
83     76, I    |   suffering, yet in community of love. Could I be silent and restrain
84     77, III  |         All ours who are with us love you, and greet you, and
85     78, I    |          doubtless the undivided love wherewith you have always