Chapter

 1 I    |       their heart, the matter may not be disguised nor kept
 2 II   |     divine things, so that we may have no trembling at the
 3 XI   |      God proveth you, that He may know whether ye love the
 4 XIV  |      way that Christ trod, we may receive the reward of His
 5 XIV  |    own judgment! Assuredly he may fear to die, who, not being
 6 XIV  |      the fires of Gehenna; he may fear to die who is not enrolled
 7 XIV  |     and passion of Christ; he may fear to die, who from this
 8 XIV  |    over to a second death; he may fear to die, whom on his
 9 XIV  |  never-ending punishments; he may fear to die who has this
10 XVII |        But perchance some one may object, and say, "It is
11 XVIII|    that the kingdom of heaven may come, if the captivity of
12 XVIII|   that the day of His kingdom may hasten, if our greater desires
13 XIX  |      of the divine providence may be more evidently manifest,
14 XXII |  shall be such, when, that we may be with Him, and that we
15 XXII |      be with Him, and that we may live with Him in eternal
16 XXII |      in eternal mansions, and may rejoice in heavenly kingdoms,
17 XXII |       with me where I am, and may see the glory which Thou
18 XXV  | terrible things are imminent, may regard it as the greatest
19 XXVI |       hasten and run, that we may behold our country, that
20 XXVI |   behold our country, that we may greet our parents? There
21 XXVI |     quickly to come toChrist. May God behold this our eager
22 XXVI | behold this our eager desire; may the Lord Christ look upon