Epistle, Chapter

 1     28, I   |    should keep back from your knowledge nothing of those matters
 2     45, II  | decided also to bring to your knowledge our various opinions, which
 3     48, II  |      who, without my leave or knowledge, of his own factiousness
 4     51, V   |        and was brought to the knowledge of all the churches and
 5     54, V   |   Church either without God's knowledge or permission, and that
 6     54, IX  |     these things were in your knowledge, and knew for certain that
 7     54, X   |       is not hidden from your knowledge; who, when he said that
 8     67, IV  |    solemnized except with the knowledge of the people standing near,
 9     68, I   |     in the Church without His knowledge. For to believe that they
10     71, III |      dearest brother, to your knowledge, for the sake of our mutual
11     72, XIV |    preached might come to the knowledge of many; and the sowing
12     72, XVII|    sets forth, that it is the knowledge of the two which saves,
13     73, I   |     should be brought to your knowledge, I have sent you a copy