Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, V   |         who is purged and pure can suffer no stain of a hostile irruption,
 2      7, II  |                II.~These things we suffer by our own fault and our
 3     11, I   |           grieve for each one, and suffer and feel what the blessed
 4     11, I   |        saying, "Whether one member suffer, all the members suffer
 5     11, I   |            suffer, all the members suffer with it; or one member rejoice,
 6     26, I   |          His uncontrolled might to suffer the number of the lapsed
 7     27, II  |            diseased and sick often suffer; that while they refuse
 8     30, III |            the wound, and does not suffer the necessary remedy of
 9     30, VIII|           impending death does not suffer to bear the delay, having
10     36, I   |         whatever he was willing to suffer; for it was not he that
11     40, I   |     consistent with our gravity to suffer the honour of our colleague,
12     51, IX  |         suffered whatever he could suffer, and conquered the tyrant
13     51, XV  |         again: "Whether one member suffer, all the members suffer
14     51, XV  |            suffer, all the members suffer with it; or one member rejoice,
15     54, II  |            is no ignominy to us to suffer from our brethren what Christ
16     54, XIII|        wrong to the innocent, they suffer the injury who think that
17     54, XV  |        from them, that they should suffer such to be admitted. And
18     59, I   |        saying, "Whether one member suffer, all the members suffer
19     59, I   |            suffer, all the members suffer with it; or one member rejoice,
20     61, II  |         discipline, and should not suffer our brethren to stray, and
21     64, III |         and make satisfaction, and suffer us to keep our own purpose;
22     66, II  |          appointed in Gaul, not to suffer any longer that Marcian,
23     66, II  |       whole world, for us still to suffer his flatterers now to jest
24     66, IV  |        sought for; nor ought we to suffer our suppliant and mourning
25     68, VIII|        people, and their guardian, suffer the wheat to be snatched
26     74, XVI |           wickedness, and about to suffer the same punishments which
27     75, XVI |           its majesty and sanctity suffer derogation.~
28     76, I   | watchfulness in helping those that suffer, mercy in cherishing the
29     80, II  |          that righteousness should suffer there in the conflict of
30     80, II  |           Christ; if so be that we suffer with Him, that we may also
31     82, I   |       confess among you, and there suffer, and thence depart to the