Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, IX |      guilt, has escaped, as if consciousness were not a sufficient condemnation.
 2      1, XIV|    lies altogether beneath his consciousness. He who is actually greater
 3      7, VII|      hide them alone in my own consciousness,--matters by which each
 4     23, I  | nothing may be unknown to your consciousness, beloved brethren, of what
 5     48, I  |        from the city, from the consciousness of his rapines and his frightful
 6     48, II |       are agitated by the very consciousness of a depraved mind. Neither
 7     48, III|        He long ago feared this consciousness of crime. On account of
 8     58, I  |        without the request and consciousness of the people--no sickness
 9     67, I  |   idolatry, and bound with the consciousness of wicked crimes, ought
10     68, I  |       are not done without the consciousness and permission of God, you
11     76, VII|   brethren, of your victorious consciousness, what the loftiness of your