Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, II   |        proclamation of the divine mercy. Accept what is felt before
 2      1, III  |          a truth which the divine mercy had announced for my salvation,--
 3      1, IV   |         that the Lord, who of His mercy has flowed into our hearts
 4      5, I    |          Lord that, by the divine mercy, I may hereafter greet you
 5      6, VI   |         Lord; so that when of His mercy He shall have made that
 6      7, II   |         entire mind ask for God's mercy, because He Himself also
 7      7, III  |          obtained from the divine mercy what we seek; nor should
 8      8, III  |           of your contest, of the mercy of God, peace shall supervene,
 9      9, III  |     received peace for the Lord's mercy, and the divine protection.
10     11, I    |        them,--to these the divine mercy is able to bring healing.
11     11, III  |        return, that when by God's mercy I come to you, I, with many
12     12, II   |         of the faith and of God's mercy. For those shall not be
13     12, II   |           be wanting; let not the mercy of the Lord be denied to
14     13, I    |          God, so that when by His mercy we come together, we may
15     14, II   |           they should entreat the mercy of God, were wanting to
16     15, IV   |           you ask from the Lord's mercy which you do not deserve
17     20, II   |          Christ, I say, will have mercy upon them, when you, His
18     25, V    |      beloved Cyprian, that of His mercy the Lord will every day
19     26, I    |            For far be it from the mercy of God and His uncontrolled
20     27, III  |           all when, by the Lord's mercy, we shall begin to assemble
21     29, III  |        upon themselves the divine mercy. How vastly better would
22     30, III  |         communion; and by a false mercy, new wounds should be impressed
23     30, V    |      confess, and from the divine mercy, yet they seem in their
24     32, II   |         by yours, that the Lord's mercy favouring us may soon restore
25     34, I    |            hoping from the Lord's mercy more ornaments of the same
26     39, III  |      Christ should not appeal for mercy to the same Christ whom
27     39, III  |          with discipline and with mercy;--against this our counsel
28     39, V    |           faithfully ask from the mercy of the Lord; and they do
29     39, VII  |         continual prayer that the mercy of God may be entreated.~
30     48, IV   |           trust may return by His mercy, for one cannot perish unless
31     48, IV   | schismatics and heretics. But the mercy of God the Father, and the
32     50, III  |          thinking of the love and mercy of God the Father, have
33     51, XIV  |        sacrificed, what a want of mercy it is, and how bitter is
34     51, XVI  |           as your Father also had mercy upon you;" and again, "They
35     51, XIX  |          Considering His love and mercy, we ought not to be so bitter,
36     51, XXII |         were not that He promises mercy to them that repent. And
37     51, XXIII|         yea, Himself Goodness and Mercy and Love--rejoice in the
38     51, XXIII|         he who mourns calls forth mercy. He who is stubborn and
39     51, XXVII|   repentance, and that pardon and mercy are not denied to penitents.~
40     51, XXIX |    entreat and beseech the Lord's mercy, inasmuch as He is merciful
41     52, II   |           I think that the Lord's mercy will not be wanting to those
42     52, II   |     sufficient for entreating the mercy of the Lord, that for three
43     53, I    |          of the Father nor divine mercy allow, that the Church should
44     53, V    |     contemplation of the paternal mercy. But if there be any (one)
45     53, V    |  admonished by the providence and mercy of the Lord, of whose help
46     58, II   |         all rather judge that the mercy and grace of God is not
47     58, III  |      measure, but by the love and mercy of the Father alike to all.
48     58, VI   |          help and from the divine mercy, that immediately, on the
49     59, III  |          over which by the Lord's mercy we preside, by the contributions
50     62, XI   |          by the joy of the divine mercy; because that only is able
51     62, XVII |          us to do, he may, by the mercy of the Lord, have pardon
52     63, V    |         and entreating the Lord's mercy, let them knock at the door
53     66, I    |   medicine of divine goodness and mercy in raising the lapsed and
54     66, II   |         and hostile to the divine mercy and to the salvation of
55     66, III  |           the divine and fatherly mercy, entreat the comfort of
56     66, IV   |          forth as the opponent of mercy and love, let him not pronounce
57     72, V    |           the grace of the divine mercy, by his faith, when he has
58     72, XIII |           injurious; yet obtained mercy, because I did it ignorantly."
59     72, XXIII|           The Lord is able by His mercy to give indulgence, and
60     75, XII  |      compels, and God bestows His mercy, the divine methods confer
61     75, XIII |    respect of their faith and the mercy of the Lord? Or have they
62     75, XIV  |       Whence it appeared that the mercy of Christ, and the heavenly
63     75, XV   |         is set free by the divine mercy. For as scorpions and serpents,
64     75, XVI  |           attained less of divine mercy and grace; and so great
65     76, I    |        helping those that suffer, mercy in cherishing the poor,
66     81, I    |       expecting from the help and mercy of the Lord the crown of
67     82, II   |         you. So be it through His mercy.~