Epistle, Chapter

 1      4, I  |    both your own office and mine, that there may be nothing
 2     20, I  |     was still around me and mine. Yet I beseech, beloved
 3     22, IV |  unanimously concurred with mine. I bid you, brethren, beloved
 4     37, II | Church. Read this letter of mine to our brethren, and also
 5     51, XV |     all things, not seeking mine own profit, but the profit
 6     54, XII|   in which the cause is not mine, nor man's, but God's, I
 7     54, XV |    would see what labour is mine to persuade patience to
 8     61, I  |   you pastors according to. mine heart, and they shall feed
 9     76, II |  have been committed to the mine that is the home of gold
10     77, III|   down the mountains of the mine to a smooth surface; have
11     79, I  |  are abiding with us at the mine of Sigua, eternal health