Epistle, Chapter

 1      6, IV   |            your own praise, should rebuke and check and correct. For
 2      9, IV   |         For this reason the divine rebuke does not cease to chastise
 3     14, II   | exhortation to the confessors, nor rebuke, when it was necessary,
 4     50, IV   |          lapsed, censure which may rebuke, nor medicine which may
 5     51, XXII |          also, we read as well the rebuke as the clemency of God,
 6     54, IV   |             how can they evade the rebuke of the Lord the avenger,
 7     54, VII  |         doings. And yet He did not rebuke them when they went away,
 8     58, I    |           considered sufficient to rebuke Therapius our colleague
 9     62, XVIII|           to fall under the Lord's rebuke, who in the l psalm reproveth,
10     63, III  |     perceive and believe that this rebuke has come from God's searching
11     66, I    |        Church, do thus exhibit the rebuke of vigour to sinners in
12     72, XIX  |          not without the strongest rebuke, "The children of this world