Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, XVI |   listen to, the sweetness of religious music charm our ears.~
 2      5, II  |    which are required for the religious administration. In the meantime
 3      7, I   |    still I myself remind your religious anxiety, that in order to
 4     13, I   |        they should manifest a religious patience to God, so that
 5     41, II  |       that in so great and so religious an assembly of brethren,
 6     41, II  |       they breathed a tone of religious simplicity, and did not
 7     51, VIII| ascended by all the grades of religious service to the lofty summit
 8     62, I   |     have thought it as well a religious as a necessary thing to
 9     67, IX  |  dearly beloved brethren, the religious solicitude of your integrity
10     67, IX  |  constancy of your faith with religious fear. I bid you, dearest
11     70, IV  |  whose opinion, as being both religious and lawful and salutary,
12     71, III |      things which are no less religious than true will be approved
13     72, XV  |     return with a sincere and religious faith to the evangelical
14     73, X   |      there is a brief way for religious and simple minds, both to
15     74, X   |    conversation in respect of religious discipline; who, stimulated
16     75, I   |     greeting. With your usual religious diligence, you have consulted
17     76, II  |    attesting their faith with religious courage, such things are
18     80, IV  |    makes a way for you by his religious courage and divine condescension,