Epistle, Chapter

 1      7, II  |   stripes, because we neither please God with good deeds nor
 2      9, II  |      salvation they desire to please, become a still greater
 3     27, II  |    those things which seem to please them and to be sweet for
 4     51, XII |     nor ought we to expect to please them, who, while they displease
 5     51, XV  |     what the apostle says: "I please all men in all things, not
 6     53, V   |      And this, we trust, will please you in contemplation of
 7     54, VIII|      us, saying, "If I should please men, I should not be the
 8     54, VIII|      or of God. If we seek to please men, the Lord is offended.
 9     54, VIII| strive and labour that we may please God, we ought to contemn
10     61, V   |     for the kingdom of heaven please God in all things, and not
11     61, V   |      apostle, who says, "If I please men, I should not be the
12     61, V   |      of Christ." If we cannot please some, so as to make them
13     61, V   |      some, so as to make them please Christ, let us assuredly,
14     61, V   |  assuredly, as far as we can, please Christ our Lord and God,
15     64, III |  evil-minded schismatics;--to please themselves, and with swelling
16     65, I   |     of this life, that he may please Him to whom he has pledged
17     66, IV  |  execrable and detestable who please themselves, who, swelling
18     76, IV  |     the sight of the Lord, to please His eyes, who, looking down