Chapter

 1 I    |         ignorance of a mistaken man, than by speaking to provoke
 2 I    |       to offer light to a blind man, discourse to a deaf one,
 3 I    |      apprehend, nor can a blind man admit the light, nor can
 4 I    |       the light, nor can a deaf man hear.~
 5 II   |       and overcome an impatient man with patience; since I could
 6 II   |    neither teach an unteachable man, nor check an impious one
 7 II   |          nor restrain a frantic man with gentleness. But yet,
 8 VI   |         waste, and ye run every man to his own house, therefore
 9 VII  | weakness of disease wastes away man; although all these things
10 VIII |   require service; and though a man, you compel your fellow-man
11 IX   |      shall languish, so that no man shall judge, no man shall
12 IX   |     that no man shall judge, no man shall rebuke." God says
13 X    |       probably desired the sick man to perish.~
14 XII  |        idols and images made by man's hands, but even portents
15 XIII |          why do you not put the man that confesses it to death?
16 XIII |       you persecute an innocent man? For I ought to be put to
17 XV   |        groaning at the voice of man and the power of God, feeling
18 XVI  |      fingers made; and the mean man hath bowed down, and the
19 XVI  |       bowed down, and the great man hath humbled himself, and
20 XVIII| affected by their visitation. A man feels the punishment of
21 XX   |    salvation." He says that the man of God and the worshipper
22 XXII |    destroyed. But touch not any man upon whom is written the
23 XXIV |         for suffering. Thus the man will be for ever seen by
24 XXV  |        pardon is granted to the man who confesses, and saving
25 XXV  |       His blood, by reconciling man to God the Father, by quickening