Epistle, Chapter

 1      8, II  |       the spiritual contest, the battle of Christ,--saw that His
 2      8, III |    others who stand also. If the battle shall call you out, if the
 3     15, III |    comrades, are long waging the battle, and with an unmoved and
 4     24, I   |        chiefs and leaders in the battle of our day, have set forward
 5     25, IV  |                  IV.~For to this battle our Lord, as with the trumpet
 6     25, V   |      prison, to the field of the battle set before them. May He
 7     32, I   | triumphant and victorious in the battle of suffering. As often as
 8     50, I   |          leapt forth to wage the battle and to subdue the adversary.
 9     51, IV  |                 IV.~For when the battle was still going on, and
10     51, IV  |          more than they ask: the battle is still being carried on,
11     51, XVII| repentance be taken away. If the battle should come first, strengthened
12     51, XVII|        found ready armed for the battle; but if sickness should
13     51, XVII|         hard upon him before the battle, he departs with the consolation
14     51, XIX |        the enemy in the field of battle. There the devil is striving
15     52, II  |       have stood in the ranks of battle, to have confessed the name,
16     52, II  |        previously wanting to the battle; and who, if the struggle
17     53, I   |          and are anxious for the battle within the Lord's camp:
18     53, I   |       armed and equipped for the battle which is at hand.~
19     53, II  |        stir up and exhort to the battle unarmed and naked, but may
20     53, III |         are now prepared for the battle, and ready to stand and
21     53, III |       rest, but for the field of battle. If, according to what we
22     53, III |     without any purpose of doing battle, he betrays and deceives
23     53, IV  |        peace, nor to arm them in battle? Would not the charge be
24     53, V   |         to His soldiers that the battle will come, will give to
25     54, XXI |    prepares the soldiers for the battle, not only by the urgency
26     63, I   |          to stand bravely in the battle, teaches those who are conquered
27     72, XXII|       from the divine camp to do battle with the devil, with a full
28     78, I   |  condescension conquerors in the battle; the letter, namely, which