Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, I    |      remember my promise, but I confess that this is the appropriate
 2      2, III  |        be seized once more, may confess, and may so make amends
 3      7, I    |        For we must perceive and confess that the so disordered ruin
 4      7, V    |    repent of our sins past, and confess and acknowledge our sins,
 5      9, II   |      has said, "Whosoever shall confess me before men, him will
 6      9, II   |     before men, him will I also confess before my Father which is
 7     15, I    |   confession makes blessed; you confess as often as, when asked
 8     24, II   |        Him;--this is to wish to confess Christ, and to deny Christ'
 9     25, III  |   divine condescension, than to confess the Lord God, in death itself,
10     25, III  |      torn and cut to pieces, to confess Christ the Son of God with
11     25, VII  |        it be said that they who confess Christ are shut up in the
12     25, VII  |       For the faith which could confess Christ, could also have
13     30, V    |     from the faith of those who confess, and from the divine mercy,
14     36, I    |        to him. "Whosoever shall confess me before men, him will
15     36, I    |     before men, him will I also confess before my Father which is
16     40, II   |         and faithfully, if they confess themselves to be maintainers
17     45, II   |      and by Christ our Lord. We confess our error; we have suffered
18     50, I    |        brotherly restoration, I confess that I was as greatly overjoyed
19     50, I    |       your faith and praise; to confess that the Church is one,
20     50, II   |        may glory for himself: I confess that I congratulate you
21     61, III  |     dishonour and crime does it confess! If a husband come upon
22     72, IV   |       for subverting the truth, confess the same Father, the same
23     72, XX   |     remission of sins when they confess that they have sinned, and
24     74, VIII |      among whom they themselves confess that the Holy Spirit is
25     74, XXIII|        night; and although they confess that they are in sins, and
26     75, VII  |       own voice they themselves confess that remission of sins cannot
27     75, X    | unteachable, yet still at least confess this that all, whether heretics
28     76, V    |      give His help to those who confess Him, and do not on the other
29     80, IV   |       those whom He has made to confess, also to be crowned. I bid
30     81, I    | confessed before, or should now confess, should have their property
31     82, I    |    Church of the Lord, there to confess the Lord, and that the whole
32     82, I    |     desires entreat, that I may confess among you, and there suffer,
33     82, II   |    willed that we should rather confess than profess. But for the