Chapter

 1 VII   |         have made; and the mean man boweth down, and the great
 2 VII   |      boweth down, and the great man humbleth himself, and I
 3 VIII  |      bring with you, O wretched man, a sacrifice? why immolate
 4 XII   |      present time? "There is no man," saith He, "that leaves
 5 XII   |         as evil, for the Son of man's sake! Rejoice ye in that
 6 XIV   |      corrupting parts. The sick man may cry out, may vociferate,
 7 XVII  |      delivered up for our sins. Man cannot be greater than God,
 8 XVII  |        declared, "Cursed is the man that putteth his hope in
 9 XVII  |        that putteth his hope in man." The Lord must be besought.
10 XVIII |      opposition to the Judge, a man can become of avail for
11 XVIII |      which has been promised by man's undertaking.~
12 XIX   |       nations." And to the same man He saith, when he often
13 XIX   |       upon it, and will cut off man and beast from it. Though
14 XXVI  | concealed. She who had deceived man, felt that God was taking
15 XXVII |        be written." And again: "Man seeth the outward appearance,
16 XXVII |        not a God afar off. If a man be hidden in secret places,
17 XXVIII|       thinking that God is like man, believes that he evades
18 XXVIII|         of him shall the Son of man be ashamed." And does he
19 XXX   |       XXX.~Do we believe that a man is lamenting with his whole
20 XXXVI |                     XXXVI.~If a man make prayer with his whole