Chapter

 1 II  |          already hopes for divine things, so that we may have no
 2 II  |       Church for all endurance of things to come, He predicted and
 3 II  |           times. Behold, the very things occur which were spoken;
 4 II  |         foretold before, whatever things were promised will also
 5 II  |         But when ye see all these things come to pass, know ye that
 6 II  |           world; already heavenly things are taking the place of
 7 II  |       place of earthly, and great things of small, and eternal things
 8 II  |      things of small, and eternal things of things that fade away.
 9 II  |      small, and eternal things of things that fade away. What room
10 II  |        Who, in the midst of these things, is trembling and sad, except
11 VI  |          no one believes that the things which God promises are true,
12 VIII|         who undergoes all adverse things here and is reserved for
13 X   |         suffer evil? In all these things which befell him, Job sinned
14 XI  |    bravely and patiently whatever things happen in the world; since
15 XII |          dear ones; Let not these things be offences to you, but
16 XVII| investigator and knower of secret things, sees you, and praises and
17 XXII|        would not hasten to better things? Who would not crave to
18 XXIV|             says he, "neither the things which are in the world.
19 XXV |          we who see that terrible things have begun, and know that
20 XXV |          that still more terrible things are imminent, may regard
21 XXV |        its age, but by the end of things. And do you not give God