Chapter

 1 II   |         charges with contempt, I may seem to be acknowledging
 2 X    |          of the dead, so that it may appear as if the wretched
 3 X    |        for this cause, that they may not, by being cured, escape:
 4 XI   |       His face from you, that He may not have mercy." Therefore
 5 XIII | tell-tale voice refuses to make, may be wrung out by the bodily
 6 XVI  |         in the highest, that you may be free from things below;
 7 XVI  |      conform your soul. That you may be able to know God, first
 8 XVII |        wait on the Lord, that He may be thy help." Whence it
 9 XXII |         anger of an avenging God may be known. But the day of
10 XXII |         and the women, that they may be utterly destroyed. But
11 XXIII|          account of His benefits may at least be acknowledged
12 XXIV |          whence at any time they may have either respite or end
13 XXV  |    Provide, therefore, while you may, for your safety and your
14 XXV  |       and advice. And because we may not hate, and we please