Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, VIII|           their crimes become their religion.~
 2      1, XV  |         chastened in the virtues of religion. Be constant as well in
 3      4, I   |              by your faith and your religion, to discharge there both
 4     10, III |            careful consideration of religion, perceiving and restraining
 5     54, XVI |           with the full judgment of religion. I almost sin myself, in
 6     59, I   |             not love only, but also religion, ought to instigate and
 7     62, XV  |           But the discipline of all religion and truth is overturned,
 8     62, XIX |             Therefore it befits our religion, and our fear, and the place
 9     63, III |           they did not before serve religion, but rather their belly
10     63, III |             faith; as profane, with religion; as earthly, with things
11     67, VII |            or a fear of God without religion is vacillating, or a peaceable
12     67, VIII|            departed from the divine religion, stood and nobly contended;
13     67, VIII|      sincere mind and a substantial religion, and a spirit devoted to
14     71, III |      according to the truth of your religion and faith, those things
15     73, VIII|           sake of the faith and the religion of the sacerdotal office
16     73, IX  |           for the faith and sincere religion of God, let us keep the
17     75, VIII|       Living under the same law and religion, they invoke the one and
18     76, I   | consideration of the desert of your religion and your faith; that the
19     76, III |             felt any loss of either religion or faith, most beloved brethren,
20     80, III |             in accordance with your religion, what must have been the