Chapter

 1 I    |     large and abundant mercy of God the Father and Christ both
 2 I    |        He might make us sons of God; humbled Himself, that He
 3 II   |      again bestows the mercy of God. The Lord teaches this also
 4 IV   |     never been silent in urging God's people always and everywhere
 5 IV   |         commanded to give alms. God commands and prescribes
 6 IV   |        ashes, be able to soften God's anger, yet in the last
 7 IV   |      the last part showing that God can be appeased by almsgiving
 8 IV   |   before thee, and the glory of God shall surround thee. Then
 9 IV   |        Then shalt thou cry, and God shall hear thee; whilst
10 V    |       remedies for propitiating God are given in the words of
11 V    |       are given in the words of God Himself; the divine instructions
12 V    |       by works of righteousness God is satisfied, that with
13 V    |         he also shall call upon God, and there will be none
14 V    |        mercies to the poor, and God will be patient to thy sins."
15 VIII |      For if Abraham believed in God, and it was counted unto
16 VIII |         gives alms according to God's precept believes in God,
17 VIII |       God's precept believes in God, and he who has the truth
18 VIII |     faith maintains the fear of God; moreover, he who maintains
19 VIII |       who maintains the fear of God considers God in showing
20 VIII |       the fear of God considers God in showing mercy to the
21 VIII |        that what is foretold by God's word is true, and that
22 IX   |         many thanksgivings unto God;" because, while thanks
23 IX   |    while thanks are directed to God for our almsgivings and
24 IX   | increased by the retribution of God. And the Lord in the Gospel,
25 IX   |       Seek first the kingdom of God, and His righteousness;
26 IX   |    kingdom and righteousness of God. For the Lord says, that
27 XI   |       of more value than they?" God feeds the fowls, and daily
28 XIII |        you do not remember what God answered to the rich man,
29 XIII |          you may become poor to God? Divide your returns with
30 XIII |      returns with the Lord your God; share your gains with Christ;
31 XIV  |        be able to attain to see God, by deserving well of God,
32 XIV  |       God, by deserving well of God, both by good works and
33 XV   |       all into the offerings of God. For all these have, of
34 XV   |        in unto the offerings of God; but she of her penury hath
35 XV   |      their labours are given to God, and that whoever performs
36 XV   |    calls this "the offerings of God," and intimates that the
37 XV   | farthings into the offerings of God, that it may be more abundantly
38 XV   |     pity on the poor lendeth to God.~
39 XVI  |        of faith and the love of God, similar things are written: "
40 XVI  |       covenant." For if we love God with our whole heart, we
41 XVI  |      our parents or children to God. And this also John lays
42 XVI  |       epistle, that the love of God is not in them whom we see
43 XVI  |        how dwelleth the love of God in him?" For if by almsgiving
44 XVII |  poverty. Yea, there is done in God's sight a thing that pleases
45 XVII |      sight a thing that pleases God: promptly and liberally
46 XVIII|      number of victims given to God. And since there cannot
47 XVIII|       committed in the sight of God, there wanted not daily
48 XVIII|    offering for them victims to God according to the number
49 XVIII|        commend your children to God.~
50 XIX  |       the property entrusted to God, nor does the exchequer
51 XIX  |       under the guardianship of God. This is to provide for
52 XIX  |        your children the aid of God their Father, and in teaching
53 XX   |      son, I command thee, serve God in truth, and do before
54 XX   |         alms, and be mindful of God, and bless His name always."
55 XX   |       life, most dear son, have God in your mind, and be not
56 XX   |       neither shall the face of God be turned away from thee.
57 XX   |      the sight of the most high God." ~
58 XXI  |      celebrated in the sight of God? If, in a gift of the Gentiles,
59 XXI  |    greater is the glory to have God and Christ as the spectators
60 XXIV |        fear is inclined towards God, and who having already
61 XXV  |         truly to become sons of God by spiritual birth; this
62 XXV  |      heavenly law the equity of God the Father. For whatever
63 XXV  |      Father. For whatever is of God is common in our use; nor
64 XXV  |     bounties, is an imitator of God the Father.~
65 XXVI |       true and greatest gift of God, needful for the weak, glorious
66 XXVI |      Christ the Judge, accounts God his debtor. For this palm
67 XXVI |         righteousness, run with God and Christ looking on; and