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 1      1, IV   |           things to come. Only let fear be the keeper of innocence,
 2      1, X    |          the innocent. There is no fear about the laws; no concern
 3      1, XIII |       surrounds? They have greater fear than others. A man is constrained
 4      2, II   |         before our eyes rather the fear of God and eternal sufferings
 5      2, II   |        eternal sufferings than the fear of men and a short-lived
 6      2, II   |      afraid, when seized, with the fear of man: these, however,
 7      5, III  |            when they should rather fear the ensnaring adversary,
 8      5, III  |      tarnished; whom they ought to fear, lest, being condemned by
 9      6, IV   |            Be not high-minded, but fear: for if God spared not the
10      6, V    |          and live in His faith and fear.~
11      7, I    |    brethren beloved, that from the fear which we all of us owe to
12      7, V    |           walk in His ways, and to fear His commandments. The Father
13      7, VIII |          the remnants of those who fear; between the manifold slaughter
14      8, I    |          back from the struggle by fear of tortures, but by the
15      9, I    |        what danger ought we not to fear from the Lord's displeasure,
16      9, III  |         may do all things with the fear of God, and with the observance
17      9, III  |          be maintained, before the fear of persecution is quenched,
18      9, IV   |           not regard man, at least fear God, knowing that, if they
19     10, I    |            of my situation and the fear of the Lord constrain me,
20     10, I    |          both of valour and of the fear of God. And I had indeed
21     10, I    |           who consider neither the fear of God nor the honour of
22     11, II   |        peacefulness as well as the fear of our people, who would
23     13, II   |          shown for their faith and fear, we may be able to order
24     14, II   |           the law of faith and the fear of God, with the Lord's
25     15, IV   |         have brought others to the fear of God, you have made your
26     22, II   |           every bond of faith, and fear of God, and the Lord's command,
27     22, III  |           both in his humility and fear for our faith; while Lucian,
28     30, VI   |           their denial through the fear of death, but let those
29     51, II   |            a mind undecided in the fear of God, is not to be blamed.~
30     51, IX   |       pertains to his devotion and fear, suffered whatever he could
31     51, XX   |       unshaken; and with those who fear and love God with their
32     51, XXVI |            of the same apostle: "I fear lest, when I come to you,
33     54, II   |           in their power! I do not fear their reproaches with which
34     54, III  |          nothing." And again: "And fear not the words of a sinful
35     54, IV   |      people, when they hear, shall fear, and shall do no more wickedly."
36     54, XIII |            power of Christ and His fear? Let the laity see to it
37     54, XV   |       multiply to thee, except the fear of the Lord be with them.")
38     54, XXI  |          only in proportion as the fear of God is in them; yet,
39     61, II   |            after, than that we who fear God should keep the divine
40     61, IV   |          the people shall hear and fear, and do no more presumptuously."
41     62, I    |          that he is constrained to fear offending the Lord unless
42     62, XV   |       unless indeed any one should fear in the morning sacrifices,
43     62, XIX  |       befits our religion, and our fear, and the place itself, and
44     63, V    | contumacious, and those who do not fear God, and those who entirely
45     64, I    |      people, when they hear, shall fear, and shall no more do impiously."
46     64, II   |      authority and power, saying, "Fear the Lord with all thy soul,
47     64, II   |          they observed neither the fear of God nor the acknowledgment
48     67, I    |   integrity of your faith and your fear of God you wrote to us by
49     67, VII  |            faith is wavering, or a fear of God without religion
50     67, VIII |            with full observance of fear. We remember and keep in
51     67, IX   |          your faith with religious fear. I bid you, dearest brethren,
52     68, III  |      people, when they hear, shall fear, and do no more presumptuously."
53     68, IX   |        remain among us respect and fear for the divine censure;
54     72, XIV  |       truth of the Gospel with the fear of God. And he said that
55     73, VIII |          thus given to God, if the fear and the discipline of God
56     73, IX   |          most beloved brother, the fear of God, if the maintenance
57     74, X    |     fleeing hither and thither for fear of the persecution, and
58     74, XXIII|          of others? And do you not fear the judgment of God when
59     76, V    |           do not on the other hand fear Him who threatens eternal
60     80, II   |         life eternal." And again: "Fear not them which kill the
61     80, II   |          kill the soul: but rather fear Him who is able to destroy
62     81, II   |            may rejoice rather than fear in this confession, wherein
63     82, Arg  |           THAT HE HAD DONE SO FROM FEAR OF DEATH, HE GIVES THE REASON