Epistle, Chapter

 1      2, I  |          eminence, and because a conflict is impending," which God
 2      2, I  |      moreover, willing that this conflict should show to angels and
 3      7, VII|       believed in Him, under the conflict of this present affliction.
 4      8, I  |       and more stimulated to the conflict; bravely and firmly you
 5      8, III|          in the struggles of our conflict not only crowns, but is
 6     32, I  |       contended here in a double conflict, having twice confessed
 7     32, I  |    length he fought in a severer conflict, he was triumphant and victorious
 8     33, II |         the adversary of his own conflict. He made a way for others
 9     33, II | permanent penalties of a tedious conflict. For nineteen days, shut
10     33, IV |   character, and fitted both for conflict and for peace; praiseworthy
11     52, II |       who, having engaged in the conflict, and being wounded, have
12     76, IV |         us who are placed in the conflict for His name, approves the
13     80, II |       should suffer there in the conflict of the world, since in the
14     81, II |       prepared for the spiritual conflict, that every one of us may