Chapter

 1 I     |         prevent us, who love the Lord with our whole heart, and
 2 I     |   irradiated by the light of the Lord.~
 3 II    |        the body and blood of the Lord, have rejected the profane
 4 II    |          reserved itself for the Lord's crown. How joyously does
 5 III   |        to victory to confess the Lord under the violence of the
 6 III   |       and to be reserved for the Lord. The former is a public,
 7 V     |        remedy for the wound. The Lord has desired His family to
 8 V     |      sins, yet the most merciful Lord has so moderated all things,
 9 VII   |        that while we despise the Lord's commandments, we have
10 VII   |     converted to the fear of the Lord, so as to undergo patiently
11 VII   |           Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God, and Him only shalt
12 VII   |          any gods, save unto the Lord only, shall be destroyed."
13 VII   |    Gospel also subsequently, the Lord, who instructs by His words
14 IX    |         nor have we forsaken the Lord's bread and cup to hasten
15 X     |          bear the vessels of the Lord." Yet those who are the
16 X     |       who are the vessels of the Lord and the temple of God do
17 X     |         crime. And therefore the Lord commanded us in the persecution
18 XI    |         earth. And therefore the Lord the teacher of good things,
19 XI    |    overcome. He would follow the Lord loosed and free, as did
20 XII   |       with what rewards does the Lord invite us to contempt of
21 XII   |        out from the truth of the Lord who promises, not only is
22 XII   |       even to be desired; as the Lord Himself again announces
23 XIII  | compassion. Thus at one time the Lord forgave Castus and AEmilius;
24 XIV   |       many as I love," saith the Lord, "I rebuke and chasten."
25 XIV   |         thus also it behoves the Lord's priest not to mislead
26 XV    |       contrary to the law of the Lord and God, by the temerity
27 XV    |         to the holy place of the Lord, with hands filthy and reeking
28 XV    |       intrude on the body of the Lord, although the sacred Scripture
29 XV    |          sacrifice, which is the Lord's, having his uncleanness
30 XV    |      cannot drink the cup of the Lord and the cup of devils; ye
31 XV    |       cannot be partakers of the Lord's table and of the table
32 XV    |          drinketh the cup of the Lord unworthily, is guilty of
33 XV    |        the body and blood of the Lord."~
34 XVI   |         an angry and threatening Lord has been appeased, violence
35 XVI   |       they sin now against their Lord more with their hand and
36 XVI   |      than when they denied their Lord. They think that that is
37 XVI   | continually and to entreat their Lord, from the sorrowing of repentance,
38 XVI   |          penitence deprecate the Lord so grievously offended,
39 XVII  |         one deceive himself. The Lord alone can have mercy. He
40 XVII  |        greater crime against the Lord, lest to the person lapsed
41 XVII  |    putteth his hope in man." The Lord must be besought. The Lord
42 XVII  |       Lord must be besought. The Lord must be appeased by our
43 XVIII |          or dares to rescind the Lord's precepts, not only does
44 XVIII |    entreated, and, despising the Lord, to presume on His power.
45 XVIII |      voice, saying, "How long, O Lord, holy and true, dost Thou
46 XVIII |        done without opposing the Lord Himself by God's priest,
47 XVIII |        written in the law of the Lord, we must first know that
48 XIX   |          pray Thee," said he, "O Lord, this people have sinned
49 XIX   |       Thou hast written. And the Lord said unto Moses, Whosoever
50 XIX   |     spoken face to face with the Lord, could not obtain what he
51 XX    |            XX.~In the Gospel the Lord speaks, and says, "Whosoever
52 XXI   |        booty of him? Did not the Lord against whom they sinned,
53 XXI   |      testifies and says, "Is the Lord's hand shortened, that it
54 XXI   |        we have not walked in the Lord's ways, and have cast away
55 XXII  |          receive the body of the Lord in his polluted hands, the
56 XXII  |       God, do you think that the Lord can be appeased concerning
57 XXV   |   sanctified in the blood of the Lord burst forth from the polluted
58 XXV   |         stomach. So great is the Lord's power, so great is His
59 XXVI  |       was the holy (body) of the Lord, was deterred by fire rising
60 XXVI  |       nor handle the holy of the Lord, but found in his hands
61 XXVI  |        one it was shown that the Lord withdraws when He is denied;
62 XXVII |        God seeth the heart." The Lord Himself also forewarns and
63 XXVII |        one evade the eyes of the Lord, who says, "I am a God at
64 XXVIII|   repentance, and to entreat the Lord's mercy, lest what seems
65 XXIX  |      priests are pleasing to the Lord? Let us turn to the Lord
66 XXIX  |         Lord? Let us turn to the Lord with our whole heart, and,
67 XXIX  |  garments." Let us return to the Lord with our whole heart. Let
68 XXX   |        that he is entreating the Lord with fasting, and with weeping,
69 XXXI  |       often deserved well of the Lord by obedience of faith and
70 XXXI  |          making atonement to the Lord, even amid the glorious
71 XXXI  |         the condescension of the Lord often repeated in respect
72 XXXI  |       confession, and saying, "O Lord God, great, and strong,
73 XXXI  |          and to all the earth. O Lord, righteousness belongs unto
74 XXXII |        those who have denied the Lord refuse to make atonement
75 XXXII |         to make atonement to the Lord, and to entreat Him. I beg
76 XXXIII|  hardened mind, they despise the Lord's precepts, neglect the
77 XXXV  |        neither despairing of the Lord's mercy nor yet at once
78 XXXV  |          sin. Think you that the Lord can be quickly appeased,
79 XXXV  |      wealth and our means to the Lord, who shall judge concerning
80 XXXVI |    repentance, if be incline the Lord to pardon of his sin by
81 XXXVI |        him that dieth, saith the Lord, hut that he should return
82 XXXVI |        declares the mercy of the Lord in the Lord's own admonition,
83 XXXVI |         mercy of the Lord in the Lord's own admonition, when he
84 XXXVI |         he says: "Turn ye to the Lord your God, for He is merciful
85 XXXVI |           heard and aided by the Lord, shall make the Church which
86 XXXVI |         shall now deserve of the Lord not only pardon, but a crown.~