Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, VII  |         What state of things, I pray you, can that be, and what
 2      5, I    |        portion of the clergy, I pray the Lord that, by the divine
 3      5, III  |        These several matters, I pray you, suggest to our brethren.
 4      7, III  | attending people were bidden to pray for certain persons pointed
 5      7, V    |              V.~Let us urgently pray and groan with continual
 6      7, V    |        our prayers, and did not pray with watchfulness; and undoubtedly
 7      7, V    |         the bonds of sleep, and pray with urgency and watchfulness,
 8      7, V    |     apostles also ceased not to pray day and night; and the Lord
 9      7, V    |     went out into a mountain to pray, and continued all night
10      7, V    |  prayers; and, first of all, to pray and to entreat the Lord
11      7, VII  |  deceive us. Let each one of us pray God not for himself only,
12      7, VII  |       the Lord has taught us to pray, when He bids to each one,
13      7, VII  |      them, when they prayed, to pray for all in common prayer
14     15, I    |         and when in retirementI pray with private petition, beseech
15     20, III  |        witnesses of Christ, (we pray) that you would be indulgent
16     26, I    |       may be made alive; and we pray that, by our supplications
17     30, VI   |         arm one another; let us pray for the lapsed, that they
18     30, VI   |        may be raised up; let us pray for those who stand, that
19     30, VI   |         to be destroyed; let us pray that those who are said
20     30, VI   |         over-hasty cure; let us pray that penitence may follow
21     39, III  |                      III.~But I pray you, brethren, watch against
22     39, VI   |        down, on whose behalf we pray that they may be raised
23     39, VI   |       clemency of the Lord, who pray for the fullest peace from
24     49, I    |   affection of the brethren. We pray, dearest brother, that for
25     54, XIX  |       not also sin in deeds. We pray and beseech God, whom they
26     54, XXIII|        our Lord; and as well to pray as to entreat, that He who
27     82, I    |        my own sake and yours, I pray with continual supplications,