Chapter

 1 I    |    begun to be already a man of God and of Christ, must be found
 2 I    |         must be found worthy of God and of Christ.~
 3 II   |         II.~For he who wars for God, dearest brethren, ought
 4 II   |     know ye that the kingdom of God is at hand." The kingdom
 5 II   |        at hand." The kingdom of God, beloved brethren, is beginning
 6 III  |        was truly just, who kept God's commands with a full faith,
 7 III  |    witness that the servants of God then had peace, then free,
 8 VI   |  believes that the things which God promises are true, although
 9 VI   |        words and his deeds. Now God is speaking with you; and
10 VI   |       in your unbelieving mind? God promises to you, on your
11 VI   |      doubt? This is not to know God at all; this is to offend
12 VIII |       and the Spirit lead us to God the Father, whatsoever are
13 IX   |        comest to the service of God, stand in righteousness
14 X    |         speak something against God with a complaining and envious
15 X    |       Lord." Therefore the Lord God gives him a testimony, saying, "
16 X    | complaint, a true worshipper of God." And Tobias, after his
17 X    |     sight, fearing and blessing God in his adversity, by his
18 X    |       in respect of the fear of God, and armed by the faith
19 X    |     rather deserved better from God by his greater patience;
20 X    |         to confess the works of God. For when thou didst pray,
21 X    |        presence of the glory of God. And when thou didst bury
22 X    |         make proof of thee. And God again hath sent me to heal
23 X    |         out before the glory of God."~
24 XI   |     constantly murmured against God, as the Lord God bears witness
25 XI   |        against God, as the Lord God bears witness in the book
26 XI   |      written, "The sacrifice to God is a broken spirit; a contrite
27 XI   |      contrite and humbled heart God does not despise;" since
28 XI   |         and says, "The Lord thy God will vex thee, and will
29 XI   |       And again: "The Lord your God proveth you, that He may
30 XI   |   whether ye love the Lord your God with all your heart, and
31 XII  |       XII.~Thus Abraham pleased God, who, that he might please
32 XII  |       who, that he might please God, did not shrink even from
33 XII  |      son? The fear and faith of God ought to make you prepared
34 XIII |         and others who know not God, that in misfortune they
35 XIV  |       those who have no hope in God; but rather to rejoice,
36 XV   |       departure to salvation to God's servants. The fact that,
37 XVI  |    benefit to Christians and to God's servants that we begin
38 XVII |         in the condescension of God; neither can you say that
39 XVII |         receive. Then, besides, God the searcher of the reins
40 XVII |     when he offered his gift to God, already slain his brother?
41 XVII |      slain his brother? And yet God, foreseeing the fratricide
42 XVII |        foreseen by a foreseeing God, so also in God's servants,
43 XVII |      foreseeing God, so also in God's servants, among whom confession
44 XVII | dedicated to good is crowned by God the judge. It is one thing
45 XVII |       the reins and heart." For God does not ask for our blood,
46 XVIII|        do not our own will, but God's, in accordance with what
47 XVIII|         we ask that the will of God should be done, yet when
48 XVIII|        should be done, yet when God calls and summons us from
49 XX   |         by the condescension of God, that I should diligently
50 XX   |          we say, are alive with God, as if they were extinct
51 XXI  |        are asleep in Jesus Will God bring with Him." He says
52 XXI  |         in hope, and believe in God, and trust that Christ suffered
53 XXI  |    Christ Himself, our Lord and God, encourages us and says, "
54 XXIII|         translated, who pleased God, as in Genesis the Holy
55 XXIII|        says, "And Enoch pleased God; and afterwards he was not
56 XXIII|       he was not found, because God translated him." To have
57 XXIII|        pleasing in the sight of God was thus to have merited
58 XXIII|   Solomon, that they who please God are more early taken hence,
59 XXIII|        his soul was pleasing to God; wherefore hasted He to
60 XXIII|     soul that is devoted to its God in spiritual faith hastens
61 XXIII|    amiable are thy dwellings, O God of hosts! My soul longeth,
62 XXIII|      hasteth unto the courts of God."~
63 XXIV |        he who doeth the will of God abideth for ever, even as
64 XXIV |       abideth for ever, even as God abideth for ever." Rather,
65 XXIV |  prepared for the whole will of God: laying aside the fear of
66 XXV  |      ought always to be done by God's servants, much more ought
67 XXV  |     things. And do you not give God thanks, do you not congratulate
68 XXVI |   quickly to come toChrist. May God behold this our eager desire;