Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, IX  |            men, doing things which afford no gratification even to
 2      1, XV  |          the reality of possession afford no abiding assurance to
 3      3, I   |          bishop, but what ought to afford to me also an example of
 4     14, I   |           any benefit that I could afford my brethren by my counsel,
 5     24, II  | indications of courage, and now to afford lessons of life. The Lord,
 6     39, I   |          with the other ministers, afford you the full attention of
 7     60, II  |            sufficient for this, to afford support for those in need,
 8     61, III |            for this, that they may afford an example and instruction
 9     66, III |            the Church; and that we afford such a place of entertainment
10     73, IV  |         brother Stephen, which may afford us a suitable authority!
11     74, II  |        unity and peace and concord afford the greatest pleasure not
12     74, XV  |          how shall they be able to afford to another the bring water
13     74, XXVI|          Stephen is not ashamed to afford patronage to such in opposition