Chapter

 1 I    |      mercy of God the Father and Christ both has laboured and is
 2 II   |      blood and sanctification of Christ. Moreover, He says again, "
 3 VI   |      might be obtained, and that Christ's aid would not be wanting
 4 VI   |    Tabitha, in the name of Jesus Christ, arise!" Nor did He fail
 5 VII  |        the price of the blood of Christ, from the amount of his
 6 IX   |  exhausted whence the service of Christ is supplied, whence the
 7 XII  |        imagine that he who feeds Christ is not himself fed by Christ,
 8 XII  |     Christ is not himself fed by Christ, or that earthly things
 9 XII  |          not altogether trust in Christ named and called a Christian?
10 XIII |       covetousness; and you whom Christ had once loosed, are once
11 XIII |       God; share your gains with Christ; make Christ a partner with
12 XIII |          gains with Christ; make Christ a partner with you in your
13 XIV  |     wealthy, buy for yourself of Christ gold tried by fire; that
14 XIV  |        with the white garment of Christ. And you who are a wealthy
15 XIV  |       wealthy and rich matron in Christ's Church, anoint your eyes,
16 XIV  | collyrium of the devil, but with Christ's eye-salve, that you may
17 XV   |       deserves well of the Lord, Christ calls this "the offerings
18 XVI  | expenditure we ought to think of Christ, who has declared that He
19 XVII |         Elias, being the type of Christ, and showing that according
20 XVII |          she did not as yet know Christ; she had not yet heard His
21 XVII |      himself and his children to Christ, preserves his wealth, and
22 XIX  |    children to the devil than to Christ, are sinning twice, and
23 XIX  |         their property more than Christ.~
24 XXI  |        the glory to have God and Christ as the spectators of the
25 XXII |          provoking the people of Christ with the trial of comparison--
26 XXII |         the trial of comparison--Christ Himself being present, and
27 XXII |       are almost stoned! Show, O Christ, such givers as these of
28 XXIII|         even moderately to repay Christ for the price of His passion
29 XXIII|         eternal" What more could Christ declare unto us? How more
30 XXIII|        moved by contemplation of Christ; and he who does not think
31 XXIV |         the Lord. Let us give to Christ earthly garments, that we
32 XXVI |          grace, deserves well of Christ the Judge, accounts God
33 XXVI |  righteousness, run with God and Christ looking on; and let us who