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 1      1, XV   |  spiritual camp, only observe a discipline uncorrupted and chastened
 2      4, I    |       nothing wanting either to discipline or diligence. In respect
 3      5, II   |     authority of Scripture, the discipline of the Church requires of
 4      6, Arg  |    OTHER CONFESSORS TO MAINTAIN DISCIPLINE, THAT NONE WHO HAD CONFESSED
 5      6, II   |         given to them. When the discipline of the Lord was forsaken
 6      6, III  |     through whose conformity to discipline the name of God is declared
 7      6, VI   |      courage may now admire the discipline in our lives. I bid you,
 8      7, I    |         others, do not maintain discipline? Therefore, while an inflated
 9      7, V    |     Himself, the teacher of our discipline, and the way of our example,
10      7, VII  |      disturbances of the enemy. Discipline hath preceded; pardon also
11      9, Arg  |     SOME, TOO LITTLE MINDFUL OF DISCIPLINE, AND HASTY WITH A RASH PRECIPITATION,
12      9, II   |       according to the rules of discipline come to public confession,
13     10, I    |       also maintain the law and discipline of the Lord. For while it
14     10, III  |         many of you also in the discipline of the Church. Now this
15     10, IV   |       conformity with faith and discipline. I bid you, very brave and
16     11, Arg  |      RETAINED IN ECCLESIASTICAL DISCIPLINE."~
17     11, II   |    moderation, according to the discipline of the Lord, in these gravest
18     11, III  |         according to the Lord's discipline, and in the presence of
19     13, I    |        things, according to the discipline of the Church, especially
20     13, II   | suitable to the modesty and the discipline, and even the life of all
21     14, I    |         to you of my doings, my discipline, and my diligence; for,
22     14, II   |     some, too little mindful of discipline, and hasty, with a rash
23     14, II   |         maintain ecclesiastical discipline.~
24     15, IV   |      have maintained the Gospel discipline with the simple vigour of
25     15, IV   |       the Rock, you have joined discipline with virtue, you have brought
26     21, I    |    zealous you are for Christ's discipline, in which I know and rejoice
27     22, I    |         account was given of my discipline and diligence, there came
28     22, I    |          mindful of the law and discipline, wrote no letters contrary
29     22, IV   |       the Gospel and the robust discipline of the law of the Lord.
30     24, II   |        added the maintenance of discipline, which I observed from the
31     24, II   |         the crown of the Lord's discipline. The Lord has shed forth
32     25, VI   |       shame, modesty, patience, discipline, humility, and subjection,
33     26, II   |         according to the Lord's discipline. Fare ye well.~
34     27, I    |         done uprightly and with discipline, beloved brethren, that,
35     29, I    |         according to the proper discipline, moderates the so heavy
36     30, I    |       the vigour of evangelical discipline, and made a true witness
37     30, I    |        agreement of censure and discipline.~
38     30, II   |        the ever-guarded rule of discipline itself as if it were the
39     30, II   |      ancient faith, the ancient discipline, since the apostle would
40     30, IV   |      the severity of the Gospel discipline, and have revoked the unlawful
41     30, IV   |       this, the ruins of Gospel discipline would not easily be restored,
42     32, I    |         rest for ecclesiastical discipline, of the way in which the
43     33, V    |         to others a teaching of discipline. For this purpose Christ
44     39, II   |     maintain the ecclesiastical discipline with faith and quietness
45     39, III  |     contrary to the evangelical discipline. And although it was once
46     39, III  |   sentence, tempered alike with discipline and with mercy;--against
47     48, II   |       divine and ecclesiastical discipline, either in the conversation
48     51, III  |        have turned my mind from discipline and from its former severity
49     51, XXIII|         and morality and to the discipline of innocence by the sorrow
50     54, I    |         love and ecclesiastical discipline and priestly reproof; in
51     54, III  |         brother, ecclesiastical discipline is not on that account to
52     54, VI   |        episcopate; observant of discipline in time of peace; in time
53     54, IX   |        abode in your memory and discipline, I did not think it necessary
54     54, IX   |        with wholesome and sound discipline govern the brethren in the
55     60, I    |      the divine majesty nor the discipline of the Gospel, that the
56     61, I    |       sisters, and maintain the discipline of the Church by all the
57     61, I    |        they shall feed you with discipline." And again it is written; "
58     61, I    |       written; "Whoso despiseth discipline is miserable; and in the
59     61, I    |     instructs us, saying, "Keep discipline, lest haply the Lord be
60     61, II   |       with every observation of discipline, and should not suffer our
61     61, III  |        all by all means to keep discipline, much more is it right that
62     62, XI   |     evangelical and apostolical discipline, water is offered in some
63     62, XV   |                     XV.~But the discipline of all religion and truth
64     67, IX   |        who think that the godly discipline may be neglected, and who
65     72, XIV  |     disorderly anti against the discipline of the Church, or as keeping
66     72, XXII |  kingdom of heaven by celestial discipline.~
67     73, IV   |         light should borrow her discipline from darkness, and Christians
68     73, VIII |        God, if the fear and the discipline of God is thus preserved
69     74, X    |         in respect of religious discipline; who, stimulated by the
70     76, I    |         judgment in severity of discipline. And that nothing should
71     82, II   |      brethren, according to the discipline which you have ever received