Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, V    |         clouds of this world. How great is this empire of the mind,
 2      1, XI   |    scornful footsteps of arrogant great men has he had to precede,
 3      5, I    |        stormy time which has in a great measure overwhelmed my people,
 4      6, IV   |      among you, the same shall be great."~
 5      6, V    |      their conscience, there is a great guilt in this very thing,
 6      7, I    |        affliction, which has in a great measure laid waste, and
 7      8, II   |           Lord,--how sublime, how great, how acceptable to the eyes
 8      9, II   |     lapsed, For that it is a very great crime which persecution
 9     10, I    |           precepts. But now, with great sorrow of mind, I gather
10     15, III  |           heart, when such and so great things are resolved, when
11     15, IV   |           of me; that, among your great and divine considerations,
12     20, II   |          placed in the midst of a great tribulation; and, as if
13     20, III  |      crowned, should remit such a great sin to those our sisters,
14     21, I    |         by the benefit of your so great humility, the letter, which
15     21, I    |          only frightened back the great serpent himself, the pioneer
16     21, I    |       without remembering also so great a crime committed. Assuredly
17     25, II   |         Cyprian, we have received great joy, great comfort, great
18     25, II   |          have received great joy, great comfort, great refreshment,
19     25, II   |         great joy, great comfort, great refreshment, especially
20     25, VI   |       pearls to swine; although a great crime, and one which has
21     25, VI   |           the Holy Scriptures how great and surpassing a sin they
22     29, I    |        bitter a time, being in so great and excessive a sin, they
23     30, II   |     praise and glory it is a very great crime to have become degenerate.
24     30, V    |           give a sentence when so great a crime is known to have
25     33, II   |        with tedious wasting away. Great things are they--marvelIous
26     41, II   |          and weighing, that in so great and so religious an assembly
27     45, II   |         Their will being known, a great concourse of the brotherhood
28     45, II   |         the rest we received with great approbation of the people.
29     48, I    |           be one flesh. This is a great mystery; but I speak concerning
30     50, III  |           his epistle says, "In a great house there are not only
31     51, XI   |        only Trophimus, but a very great number of brethren who had
32     51, XXII |     commit adultery with her into great tribulation, except they
33     51, XXII |   merciful, slow to anger, and of great kindness, and repenteth
34     51, XXV  |           apostle says, "But in a great house there are not only
35     52, III  |          of my colleagues; and so great a subject claims greater
36     53, III  |          so brave. Yea, it is the great honour and glory of our
37     54, V    |           When, then, such and so great examples, and many others,
38     54, VII  |       Himself, who performed such great and wonderful works, and
39     54, VIII |    servant of Christ." There is a great difference whether one desires
40     54, IX   |        your notice, as if it were great or to be feared; especially
41     54, IX   |   opportunity, by means of a very great friend and a clerk, I have
42     54, XV   |        with offence and risk to a great many, For neither must some
43     54, XXIII|         to recognise what and how great a joy will follow when Christ
44     59, II   |         the marriage tie? But how great is the general grief among
45     59, III  |           the consideration of so great a suffering. For since the
46     59, III  |           your anxiety, and in so great and necessary a work--that
47     61, II   | conjunctions of this kind, to our great grief of mind! But if they
48     61, V    |           life, but excellent and great is the reward when we enter
49     62, XIV  |           such important ones, so great, so pertaining to the very
50     63, I    |          man boweth down, and the great man humbleth himself: and
51     67, V    |           who also is involved in great crimes should hold his bishopric,
52     68, V    |          Christ accepted, that so great a number of the faithful
53     74, I    |         among the saints there is great and desirous love for assembling
54     74, II   |        had been the cause of such great advantages, that through
55     74, III  |      Christ; we have exulted with great joy, and have given God
56     74, IV   |          number of prophets is so great, that the divine wisdom
57     74, X    |         power of the demon was so great that he could prevail to
58     74, XVII |          heretics in this way the great and heavenly gifts of the
59     74, XVIII|          the name of Christ is of great advantage to faith and the
60     74, XXII |          life. And yet there is a great difference between him who
61     74, XXIV |        whole world! Moreover, how great sin have you heaped up for
62     75, VI   |       king for themselves. And so great was the indignation of the
63     75, XVI  |           mercy and grace; and so great consideration be had for
64     76, IV   |        render to the Lord for His great and saving benefits, as
65     76, V    |        which, indeed, is both the great confidence of believers,
66     77, I    |          attain to the crown of a great confession.~