Epistle, Chapter

 1      8, II | brethren, who, having become leaders to the rest in overcoming
 2     24, I  |   who have become chiefs and leaders in the battle of our day,
 3     39, III|     none other than the five leaders who were lately associated
 4     39, V  |    and says, "They are blind leaders of the blind. But if the
 5     45, III|   Church when they see their leaders acting with us. I think.
 6     47, I  |    you may know what kind of leaders and protectors that schismatic
 7     50, I  |     Christ do not become the leaders of error, after having stood
 8     71, II |     forth as the authors and leaders of their ruin. And therefore
 9     75, IX |     wickedness, not only the leaders and originators, but also
10     75, IX |   absolutely joined with the leaders in punishment, who have
11     76, I  |     exhibiting yourselves as leaders of virtue, that while the