Chapter

  1 I     |          them to heavenly kingdoms. God, moreover, willed many things
  2 I     |           speaks, which the Word of God who was in the prophets
  3 II    |          reject the commandments of God, that ye may keep your own
  4 III   |           brethren beloved, pray as God our Teacher has taught us.
  5 III   |          friendly prayer to beseech God with His own word, to come
  6 IV    |             that we are standing in God's sight. We must please
  7 IV    |        faith, that we may know that God is everywhere present, and
  8 IV    |           as it is written, "I am a God at hand, and not a God afar
  9 IV    |            a God at hand, and not a God afar off. If a man shall
 10 IV    |    celebrate divine sacrifices with God's priest, we ought to be
 11 IV    |    unsubdued voices, nor to cast to God with tumultuous wordiness
 12 IV    |            ought to be commended to God by modesty; for God is the
 13 IV    |    commended to God by modesty; for God is the hearer, not of the
 14 V     |     observes, in that she prayed to God not with clamorous petition,
 15 V     |          because she knew that thus God hears; and she effectually
 16 V     |            voice was not heard; and God did hear her." We read also
 17 V     |              But in the heart ought God to be adored by thee."~
 18 VI    |           prayed thus with himself: God, I thank Thee that I am
 19 VI    |            upon his breast, saying, God, be merciful to me a sinner.
 20 VIII  |           whole people are one. The God of peace and the Teacher
 21 VIII  |    agreement of their praying, that God, "who maketh men to dwell
 22 IX    |           again and restored to his God by His grace, says "Father,"
 23 IX    |         power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe
 24 IX    |            His name, and has become God's son, ought from this point
 25 IX    |       thanks and to profess himself God's son, by declaring that
 26 IX    |            s son, by declaring that God is his Father in heaven;
 27 X     |            have begun to be sons of God. A word this, moreover,
 28 X     |           and these cannot now call God their Father, since the
 29 X     |           And by Isaiah the prophet God cries in wrath, "I have
 30 XI    |             to pray in the sight of God in such a way as to call
 31 XI    |            in such a way as to call God Father, and to call ourselves
 32 XI    |           to call ourselves sons of God, even as Christ is the Son
 33 XI    |             as Christ is the Son of God,-a name which none of us
 34 XI    |             know, that when we call God Father, we ought to act
 35 XI    |          Father, we ought to act as God's children; so that in the
 36 XI    |             pleasure in considering God as a Father, He might also
 37 XI    |           us converse as temples of God, that it may be plain that
 38 XI    |           that it may be plain that God dwells in us. Let not our
 39 XI    |     heavenly things; since the Lord God Himself has said, "Them
 40 XI    |              Glorify and bear about God in your body."~
 41 XII   |         name;" not that we wish for God that He may be hallowed
 42 XII   |      hallowed in us. But by whom is God sanctified, since He Himself
 43 XII   |             by the condescension of God, the apostle declares, when
 44 XII   |        shall inherit the kingdom of God. And such indeed were you;
 45 XII   |            and by the Spirit of our God." He says that we are sanctified
 46 XII   |            and by the Spirit of our God. We pray that this sanctification
 47 XII   |          received from the grace of God may be preserved by His
 48 XIII  |             ask that the kingdom of God may be set forth to us,
 49 XIII  |     sanctified in us. For when does God not reign, or when does
 50 XIII  |             has been promised us by God, may come, which was acquired
 51 XIII  |      however, may be the kingdom of God, whom we day by day desire
 52 XIII  |              so also the kingdom of God may be understood to be
 53 XIII  |           in seeking the kingdom of God, that is, the heavenly kingdom,
 54 XIII  |            who dedicates himself to God and Christ, desires not
 55 XIII  |    continued also to be children of God; but after the name of Father
 56 XIII  |            our prayer begin to call God our Father, pray also that
 57 XIII  |          our Father, pray also that God's kingdom may come to us.~
 58 XIV   |       heaven so in earth;" not that God should do what He wills,
 59 XIV   |           we may be able to do what God wills. For who resists God,
 60 XIV   |          God wills. For who resists God, that l He may not do what
 61 XIV   |           with our thought and deed God's will in all things, we
 62 XIV   |        things, we pray and ask that God's will may be done in us;
 63 XIV   |          done in us we have need of God's good will, that is, of
 64 XIV   |           by the grace and mercy of God. And further, the Lord,
 65 XIV   |             not their own will, but God's, He went on to say, "Nevertheless
 66 XIV   |      instructs us to do the will of God, saying, "Love not the world,
 67 XIV   |           he that doeth the will of God abideth for ever, even as
 68 XIV   |           abideth for ever, even as God also abideth for ever."
 69 XIV   |          ever should do the will of God, who is everlasting.~
 70 XV    |             Now that is the will of God which Christ both did and
 71 XV    |          with the brethren; to love God with all one's heart; to
 72 XV    |           to fear Him in that He is God; to prefer nothing whatever
 73 XV    |            to do the commandment of God; this is to fulfil the will
 74 XVI   |             we ask that the will of God may be done both in heaven
 75 XVI   |            and spirit--we pray that God's will may be done. For
 76 XVI   |          the help and assistance of God, agreement may be made between
 77 XVI   |           so that while the will of God is done both in the spirit
 78 XVI   |          not inherit the kingdom of God. But the fruit of the spirit
 79 XVI   |     supplications, that the will of God concerning us should be
 80 XVI   |         because this is the will of God, that earthly things should
 81 XVII  |            even in respect of these God's will should be done, which
 82 XVII  |    reasonably, who ought to be like God our Father, who maketh His
 83 XVII  |           by our faith--the will of God has been done, so that we
 84 XVII  |           in those who believe not--God's will may be done, that
 85 XIX   |             ask that the kingdom of God should come quickly. Thus
 86 XX    |       hidden deception. Whence also God rebukes the rich fool, who
 87 XX    |            before have been sent to God. For which result, that
 88 XXI   |             ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and
 89 XXI   |             you." To those who seek God's kingdom and righteousness,
 90 XXI   |            For since all things are God's, nothing will be wanting
 91 XXI   |        wanting to him who possesses God, if God Himself be not wanting
 92 XXI   |           him who possesses God, if God Himself be not wanting to
 93 XXI   |          yet spared him, the man of God was fed. Thus Elijah in
 94 XXII  |          for, that he who is fed by God may live in God, and that
 95 XXII  |           is fed by God may live in God, and that not only the present
 96 XXII  |            pardon is asked for from God, the soul recalls its own
 97 XXIII |           you also will suffer. For God commands us to be peacemakers,
 98 XXIII |            have begun to be sons of God may abide in God's peace,
 99 XXIII |            sons of God may abide in God's peace, and that, having
100 XXIII |            heart and one mind. Thus God does not receive the sacrifice
101 XXIII |             to his brother, that so God also may be appeased by
102 XXIII |            the greater sacrifice to God,--and a people united in
103 XXIV  |             and Cain first offered, God looked not at their gifts,
104 XXIV  |         sacrificing in innocence to God, taught others also, when
105 XXIV  |            to come with the fear of God, with a simple heart, with
106 XXIV  |          who was such in respect of God's sacrifice, become subsequently
107 XXIV  | subsequently himself a sacrifice to God; so that he who first set
108 XXIV  |       heaven, nor does he live with God. He cannot be with Christ,
109 XXV   |           nothing against us except God shall have previously permitted
110 XXV   |     obedience may be turned towards God, since in our temptations
111 XXVI  |             with respect to Job; as God Himself sets forth, saying, "
112 XXVI  |            and all is attributed to God, whatever is sought for
113 XXVI  |             with fear and honour of God, may be granted by His own
114 XXVII |     faithful and sure protection if God deliver us, if He afford
115 XXVII |         When we have once asked for God's protection against evil,
116 XXVII |            guardian in this life is God?~
117 XXVIII|            such is the prayer which God taught, seeing that He condensed
118 XXVIII|      majesty and loving-kindness of God, "consummating and shortening
119 XXVIII|        earth." For when the Word of God, our Lord Jesus Christ,
120 XXVIII|             Thee, the only and true God, and Jesus Christ, whom
121 XXVIII|              O Israel; the Lord thy God is one God: and thou shall
122 XXVIII|             the Lord thy God is one God: and thou shall love the
123 XXVIII|             shall love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and
124 XXIX  |    continued all night in prayer to God." But if He prayed who was
125 XXX   |            come into the kingdom of God.~
126 XXXI  |           adversary, and be open to God alone; nor let it suffer
127 XXXI  |            alone; nor let it suffer God's enemy to approach to it
128 XXXI  |         calls away our prayers from God, that we may have one thing
129 XXXI  |          that you are speaking with God! How can you ask to be heard
130 XXXI  |          can you ask to be heard of God, when you yourself do not
131 XXXI  |          yourself? Do you wish that God should remember you when
132 XXXI  |           this is, when you pray to God, to offend the majesty of
133 XXXI  |            to offend the majesty of God by the carelessness of your
134 XXXI  |             are able to obtain from God what they ask, whom God
135 XXXI  |             God what they ask, whom God sees to be watchful in their
136 XXXII |             pray should not come to God with fruitless or naked
137 XXXII |             entreaty that beseeches God. For as every tree that
138 XXXII |          cannot deserve anything of God, because they are fruitful
139 XXXII |              and of ever praying to God. To this man, when he prayed
140 XXXII |            up in remembrance before God."~
141 XXXIII|           prayers quickly ascend to God which the merits of our
142 XXXIII|            of our labours urge upon God. Thus also Raphael the angel
143 XXXIII|            and confess the works of God. For when thou didst pray,
144 XXXIII|      prayers before the holiness of God. And when thou didst bury
145 XXXIII|            to prove thee; and again God has sent me to heal thee,
146 XXXIII|             out before the glory of God." By Isaiah also the Lord
147 XXXIII|       before thee, and the glory of God shall surround thee. Then
148 XXXIII|           Then shalt thou call, and God shall hear thee; and while
149 XXXIII|           alms among the members of God's household according to
150 XXXIII|      commands, even in hearing what God commands to be done, do
151 XXXIII|         also deserve to be heard by God. The blessed Apostle Paul,
152 XXXIII|         performed are sacrifices to God. "I am full," saith he. "
153 XXXIII|        acceptable, well pleasing to God." For when one has pity
154 XXXIII|            on the poor, he lends to God; and he who gives to the
155 XXXIII|           sacrifices spiritually to God an odour of a sweet smell.~
156 XXXIV |            hours the worshippers of God in time past having spiritually
157 XXXIV |          the sign as by the word of God admonishing him to receive
158 XXXV  |            saying, "My King, and my God, because unto Thee will
159 XXXV  |            return unto the Lord our God." Also at the sunsetting
160 XXXV  |     excepted for Christians wherein God ought not frequently and
161 XXXVI |     persevered in deserving well of God, as it is written in the
162 XXXVI |          the Spirit by the mercy of God, let us imitate what we
163 XXXVI |             pray and give thanks to God for ever, let us not cease