Epistle, Chapter

 1      4, II  |     for all, we lose all. Take counsel, therefore, and see that
 2      5, I   |    examined them with abundant counsel, might wisely arrange them;--
 3      5, I   |   moreover, the author of this counsel; that I should be cautious
 4     11, III |     the minds of the lapsed by counsel and by your own moderation,
 5     13, I   |      wrote that your wholesome counsel was not wanting to our brethren,
 6     14, I   |       afford my brethren by my counsel, acccording to the Lord'
 7     14, II  |       to you; in which neither counsel to the clergy, nor exhortation
 8     14, III |     the advantage also of your counsel. I bid you, beloved brethren,
 9     17, I   |    matter, as it waits for the counsel and judgment of all of us,
10     27, III |  according to my letters, take counsel about this faithfully and
11     30, II  |        things; and the helm of counsel being, as it were, wrenched
12     30, II  |       now but lately that this counsel has been considered by us,
13     30, V   |     then, that an assembly for counsel being gathered together,
14     30, V   |    that therefore an extent of counsel is asked for, large in proportion
15     30, VI  |    Thus, with one and the same counsel, with the same prayers and
16     39, II  |        sturdy to take stronger counsel; and invite them, by the
17     39, III |       mercy;--against this our counsel they have rebelled, and
18     39, IV  |        I not only admonish but counsel you, not rashly to trust
19     39, VII |     you should faithfully take counsel for your hope and your peace;
20     45, II  |       so that by well-grounded counsel it might be determined with
21     51, V   |     then, that an assembly for counsel being gathered together,
22     52, III |       greater and more careful counsel from the conference of many;
23     53, I   | brother, having mutually taken counsel one with another, that they
24     54, V   |        the Lord, Ye have taken counsel, but not of me; and ye have
25     61, I   |    constancy and firmness take counsel for our brethren and sisters,
26     61, III |  escape, we ought with all our counsel to provide and to strive.
27     61, V   |      the brotherhood, and take counsel of each one with a view
28     63, IV  |  remain in its deep night, our counsel will be to separate individual
29     70, III |       Church, but admitted the counsel of truth, and easily yielded
30     74, IV  |      be directed by the common counsel. Moreover, we do this that
31     74, XXIV|         because by the want of counsel and discourse they are easily
32     77, I   |       speech more eloquent, in counsel wiser, in patience more
33     82, I   |      had been persuaded by the counsel of those dearest to me to