Chapter

 1 I    |              I.~Behold, beloved brethren, peace is restored to the
 2 II   |         been an example to your brethren that shall follow you. That
 3 III  |       III.~Let none, my beloved brethren, let none depreciate this
 4 IV   |      illustrious virtues of the brethren who stand; which is, that
 5 IV   |         in this matter, beloved brethren? Wavering in the various
 6 IV   |      than with words? I grieve, brethren, I grieve with you; nor
 7 IV   | persecution among my downfallen brethren; sympathy has cast me down
 8 V    |                 V.~Yet, beloved brethren, the cause of truth is to
 9 VI   |  meanings for circumventing the brethren. They united in the bond
10 VI   |      gainful merchandise, while brethren were starving in the Church.
11 VII  |      the greatest number of the brethren betrayed their faith, and
12 XI   |                  XI.~The truth, brethren, must not be disguised;
13 XII  |         or land, or parents, or brethren, or wife, or children, for
14 XIV  |         burden the cases of the brethren, but that I may rather instigate
15 XIV  |        may rather instigate the brethren to a prayer of atonement.
16 XV   |           XV.~Moreover, beloved brethren, a new kind of devastation
17 XX   |     Gospel. Let no one, beloved brethren, let no one decry the dignity
18 XXIX |          I entreat you, beloved brethren, that each one should confess
19 XXXII|         entreat Him. I beg you, brethren, acquiesce in wholesome
20 XXXV |          XXXV.~But you, beloved brethren, whose fear is ready towards