Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, III |           delight, lust hasten to ruin, with allurements that will
 2      1, XI  |           receive, and what would ruin the magistrates.~
 3      6, V   |        originate examples for the ruin of Others. There ought also
 4      7, I   |    confess that the so disordered ruin arising from that affliction,
 5     10, II  |            he is more urged on to ruin. Let them learn, therefore,
 6     39, II  |    envenomed deceitfulness to the ruin of the lapsed, to turn away
 7     48, I   |         already lost and ready to ruin others who should join it,
 8     51, XV  | persecution has not destroyed, we ruin by our hardness and inhumanity.
 9     61, IV  |        example to others to go to ruin by their crimes. Nor let
10     67, VIII|          the Christian faith into ruin, but rather stimulates and
11     71, II  |      authors and leaders of their ruin. And therefore to such,
12     75, IV  |         will be guilty of his own ruin, who, not being cast out
13     75, VI  |          they, and what excessive ruin they earn for themselves