Chapter

 1 I     |         Praises must be given to God, and His benefits and gifts
 2 II    |        spectacle in the sight of God; you have been an example
 3 II    |      brow, pure with the sign of God, could not bear the crown
 4 II    |          hopes for eternity from God calculate the seasons of
 5 III   |         the latter, content with God as its judge, keeps a pure
 6 VI    |         were falsified from what God's hand had made them; their
 7 VII   |      from heaven the servants of God, say, "Thou shalt worship
 8 VII   |       shalt worship the Lord thy God, and Him only shalt thou
 9 VII   |    forgive them not?" And again, God speaks, and says, "He that
10 VIII  |       weak? Could the servant of God stand there, and speak and
11 IX    |         Mother; they have denied God as a Father: so that, while
12 X     |       the Lord and the temple of God do not go out from the midst,
13 X     |     becoming for the servants of God to do, saying, "Come out
14 X     |          of the condescension of God, and cannot be received
15 XI    |     serpent, which, according to God's sentence, feeds upon earth.
16 XII   |     children, for the kingdom of God's sake, but he shall receive
17 XV    |          the law of the Lord and God, by the temerity of some,
18 XVII  |        who sorrowed for us, whom God delivered up for our sins.
19 XVII  |       Man cannot be greater than God, nor can a servant remit
20 XVIII |          think that the mercy of God must not first of all be
21 XVIII |        power. Under the altar of God the souls of the slain martyrs
22 XVIII |     opposing the Lord Himself by God's priest, if the consent
23 XVIII |      obtained what they ask from God, and then do what they command.
24 XIX   |         book." He, the friend of God; he who had often spoken
25 XIX   |        the wrath of an indignant God by his entreaty. God praises
26 XIX   |   indignant God by his entreaty. God praises Jeremiah, and announces,
27 XIX   |          of faith, more happy in God's condescension, who so
28 XIX   |          in his faith? And · yet God said that He would not grant
29 XX    |   bishops doing anything against God's command, who themselves
30 XX    |         who themselves have done God's command. Is any one greater
31 XX    |          Is any one greater than God, or more merciful than God'
32 XX    |       God, or more merciful than God's goodness, that he should
33 XX    |    either wish that undone which God has suffered to be done,
34 XX    |   suffered to be done, or, as if God had too little power to
35 XXI   |    things have been done without God's knowledge, or all these
36 XXI   |    separate between you and your God; and because of your sins
37 XXI   |         ways, and have cast away God's law, and have never been
38 XXII  | endeavours to avert the anger of God from you; you threaten him
39 XXII  |         ministers and priests of God, do you think that the Lord
40 XXV   |      even hidden crimes deceived God's priest.~
41 XXVI  |          deceived man, felt that God was taking vengeance. And
42 XXVI  |       the more that the wrath of God the judge has reserved it
43 XXVII |          human authority than to God. It matters not whether
44 XXVII |         able to escape and avoid God his judge, seeing that the
45 XXVII |          outward appearance, but God seeth the heart." The Lord
46 XXVII |          Lord, who says, "I am a God at hand, and not a God afar
47 XXVII |         a God at hand, and not a God afar off. If a man be hidden
48 XXVIII|       confess this very thing to God's priests, and make the
49 XXVIII|     knowing that it is written, "God is not mocked." God cannot
50 XXVIII|    written, "God is not mocked." God cannot be mocked, nor deceived,
51 XXVIII|         more, who, thinking that God is like man, believes that
52 XXIX  |       true grief, let us entreat God's mercy. Let our soul lie
53 XXX   |    please any one who displeases God? Or does she groan and lament
54 XXXI  |      making public confession to God. Although possessed of a
55 XXXI  |           made confession before God together with his companions
56 XXXI  |       further to deserve well of God, wraps himself in sackcloth
57 XXXI  |  confession, and saying, "O Lord God, great, and strong, and
58 XXXII | deserving well of the majesty of God; and now those who have
59 XXXII |        order that we may beseech God for you: we turn our very
60 XXXII |       prayers with which we pray God for you that He would pity
61 XXXIII|   greater visitation of an angry God; as it is written, "And
62 XXXIII|           as it is written, "And God gave them the spirit of
63 XXXIII|        saved. And for this cause God shall send them the working
64 XXXIII|          prostrate themselves to God, they think they stand fast.
65 XXXIII|         they believe men against God, although they have not
66 XXXIII|  although they have not believed God against men.~
67 XXXV  |      whose fear is ready towards God, and whose mind, although
68 XXXV  |        once claiming His pardon. God, in proportion as with the
69 XXXV  |          declared not to be your God? You must pray more eagerly
70 XXXVI |         Turn ye to the Lord your God, for He is merciful and
71 XXXVI |        the wrath of an indignant God by righteous entreaty, He
72 XXXVI |       has thus made atonement to God; he who by repentance for