Epistle, Chapter

 1     30, I    |          relying on the vigour of evangelical discipline, and made a true
 2     30, IV   |          to maintain the tenor of evangelical vigour unimpaired, and its
 3     39, III  |     should arise, contrary to the evangelical discipline. And although
 4     43, I    | ecclesiastical order, contrary to evangelical law, contrary to the unity
 5     45, II   |           and pure, following the evangelical word which says, "Blessed
 6     51, III  |         commencement I maintained evangelical vigour, yet subsequently
 7     62, I    |       world, maintain the plan of evangelical truth, and of the tradition
 8     62, X    |        not at all depart from the evangelical precepts, and that disciples
 9     62, XI   |       practice, that, contrary to evangelical and apostolical discipline,
10     62, XVII |           about this, so that the evangelical law and the Lord's tradition
11     62, XVIII|          any one is stealing from evangelical truth the words and doings
12     71, II   |         blood; than, unmindful of evangelical peace and love, to have
13     72, XV   |        and religious faith to the evangelical authority and to the apostolical
14     72, XX   |          to teach, and by all the evangelical and apostolical precepts
15     73, X    |     original and Lord, and to the evangelical and apostolical tradition;
16     75, III  |         no one, and despising the evangelical and apostolic tradition,
17     75, XI   |        divine arrangement and the evangelical truth, they may be able