Epistle, Chapter

 1      4, II |        diminished. For, meek and humble in all things, as befits
 2      5, II |      them, that they ought to be humble and modest and peaceable,
 3      5, II |         not more proud, but more humble. For then He washed His
 4      5, II |    everything continued meek and humble; and even after his rapture
 5      7, VII|         the Lord shall behold us humble and peaceable; if He shall
 6     17, I  |       look, but upon him that is humble and quiet, and that trembleth
 7     26, II |    lately written to me, and are humble and meek and trembling and
 8     33, IV |        that proportion they were humble in modesty. As they were
 9     37, I  |         any that were worthy and humble and meek to the offices
10     64, II |       which taught us also to he humble, He still called him a priest
11     77, I  |          holy, in obedience more humble, and in good deeds more
12     80, II | sacrifice to God: a contrite and humble heart God doth not despise."