Epistle, Chapter

 1     17, I    |       pleased with what I had decided, and that there must be
 2     27, I    |    who were present, you have decided not to communicate with
 3     39, VII  |      all of us as it has been decided before. But if anybody,
 4     41, III  |  obtain thence the strong and decided authority of our colleagues
 5     44, II   |     ignorant of what had been decided in common by us. But when
 6     45, II   |    being brought before me, I decided that the presbytery should
 7     45, II   |     the advice of each one, I decided also to bring to your knowledge
 8     51, IV   |        and before the opinion decided upon by the advice of all,
 9     51, VI   |       to what had been before decided, when the persecution was
10     51, XIII |     in danger, as it has been decided. Yet after they have been
11     51, XIII |   this, when once it has been decided that brethren are to be
12     51, XVII | crowned. And therefore it was decided, dearest brother, the case
13     51, XXIII|      dearest brother, we have decided that those who do not repent,
14     52, II   |  their glory. For when it was decided in the council that penitents
15     52, III  |      with each one, so that a decided opinion, weighed in the
16     53, I    |       greeting. We had indeed decided some time ago, dearest brother,
17     53, I    |       this necessity, we have decided that peace is to be given
18     53, I    | beseech the Lord; and we have decided that they ought to be armed
19     54, IX   |  certainly, therefore, it was decided by the advice of all of
20     65, II   | wholesomely providing for it, decided that no brother departing
21     72, I    |     the same letters, what we decided in council when very many
22     72, III  |      assembling together have decided this; and thenceforward
23     74, XIX  |   examined the matter, and we decided that every baptism was altogether