Epistle, Chapter

 1      7, II   |       receive; and if there be delay and tardiness in our receiving,
 2      7, VI   |    meantime, there is a little delay, that some who still remain
 3     25, III  |   heavenly kingdom without any delay? Than to have become an
 4     25, V    |     Let no one think that this delay of our departure is any
 5     25, V    | clemency to put off martyrs by delay. Entreat therefore, beloved
 6     25, VII  |    more advantaged by the very delay, and that more trusty remedies
 7     29, III  |       they will love that very delay which refers them to a faithful
 8     29, III  |       the salutary remedies of delay, the fatal poisons of a
 9     30, VIII |    does not suffer to bear the delay, having repented and professed
10     32, II   |       and gladness can bear no delay, he reads on the Lord's
11     45, III  |       embarkation, that so, no delay being made, you might, as
12     59, IV   |    thing should happen, do not delay to tell us of it in your
13     72, XXIII|        men, gladly and without delay to obey the truth when laid