Epistle, Chapter

 1     25, VI |          which skins over a deep wound; this it is which raises
 2     29, III|        who would heal them. This wound of the lapsed is as yet
 3     30, III|    dangers, if he only hides the wound, and does not suffer the
 4     30, V  |        medicine be less than the wound, let not the remedies be
 5     30, VII|        they deal with the deadly wound of their heart and conscience
 6     39, II |        from the healing of their wound the sick and the wounded,
 7     51, VII|    together and of healing their wound required, I submitted to
 8     51, X  |        the work of the devil, to wound God's servants with lies,
 9     54, II | reproaches with which they daily wound themselves and their own
10     67, VI |   blasphemed; and because of the wound to his own conscience, i
11     72, VI |       who afflict me prevail? My wound is hard; whence shall I