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 1 Arg  |            ARE MAINTAINED BY US WITH PATIENCE AND GENTLENESS.FOR THIS
 2 Arg  |          PAMPHLET 'ON THE BENEFIT OF PATIENCE,' WHICH, FOR THE SAKE OF
 3 I    |          speak, beloved brethren, of patience, and to declare its advantages
 4 I    |             for your audience of me, patience is needful, as you cannot
 5 I    |         hearing and learning without patience? For wholesome discourse
 6 I    |          watchfulness, be careful of patience.~
 7 II   |        virtue; but in their case the patience is as false as their wisdom
 8 II   |             known the wisdom nor the patience of God? since He Himself
 9 II   |          among them be not true, the patience also cannot be true. For
10 II   |          God--it is evident that the patience is not real among them where
11 III  |             spiritual obedience, the patience which we learn from heavenly
12 III  |            common with God. From Him patience begins; from Him its glory
13 III  |              origin and greatness of patience proceed from God as its
14 III  |           Father, let us imitate the patience of our Lord as well as our
15 IV   |            what and how great is the patience in God, that, most patiently
16 IV   |         undistinguishing equality of patience, at God's behest, the seasons
17 IV   |              His indignation, and in patience waits for the day of retribution,
18 IV   |            power, He prefers to keep patience for a long while, bearing,
19 IV   | long-suffering, not knowing that the patience and goodness of God leadeth
20 IV   |        deferred, so that by the long patience of God man may be benefited
21 V    |               beloved brethren, that patience is a thing of God, and that
22 V    |             a heavenly birth, if the patience of God our Father dwell
23 VI   |               He also maintained the patience of His Father in the constancy
24 VI   |         advent, are characterized by patience as their associate; in that,
25 VI   |             equanimity and how great patience, in turning the unbelieving
26 VII  |            Christ a full and perfect patience may be consummated.~
27 VIII |            to Him; and with a saving patience, He who is benignant to
28 VIII |             Such and so great is the patience of Christ; and had it not
29 X    |            that they should preserve patience with a strong and stedfast
30 X    |         commands of God with all the patience of devotion. And Isaac,
31 X    |            his country, departs with patience; and afterwards with greater
32 X    |              afterwards with greater patience, he suppliantly brings him
33 X    |             sent away, not only with patience pardons them, but even bountifully
34 X    |              yet with gentleness and patience he entreats the Lord for
35 X    |      marvellous and Christian is the patience, that he often had it in
36 X    |              crowns by the praise of patience. For the crown of sorrows
37 X    |            cannot be received unless patience in sorrow and suffering
38 XI   |             how useful and necessary patience is, beloved brethren; let
39 XII  |            sweat and toil other than patience; which consolations, while
40 XII  |             the faith and courage of patience; as the Lord Himself instructs
41 XII  |           much more ought we to keep patience, wherewith as our helper
42 XIII |             result, there is need of patience. For we are not following
43 XIII |            we see not, then do we by patience wait for it." Therefore,
44 XIII |               Therefore, waiting and patience are needful, that we may
45 XIII |         exhorts us to persevere with patience and courage, so that he
46 XIII |        crowned by the continuance of patience.~
47 XIV  |                             XIV.~But patience, beloved brethren, not only,
48 XIV  |               are mortal crimes. Let patience be strong and stedfast in
49 XV   |              of heaven. Take from it patience; and deprived of it, it
50 XV   |           joined to it endurance and patience. "Charity," he says, "is
51 XV   |       concord by the intervention of patience.~
52 XVI  |         maintain the stedfastness of patience and endurance? And this
53 XVI  |              Christian? Let there be patience in the breast, and these
54 XVII |          daily wearied and harassed, patience is necessary. For since
55 XVII |     sustained but by the strength of patience. But as we are to be examined
56 XVII |           righteous is proved by his patience, as it is written: "In pain
57 XVII |           and in thy low estate have patience; for gold and silver are
58 XVIII|              praise by the virtue of patience. What darts of the devil
59 XVIII|            of his, by the victory of patience. Tobias also, who, after
60 XVIII|              of God by the praise of patience.~
61 XIX  |        brethren, that the benefit of patience may still more shine forth,
62 XIX  |         impatience may cause. For as patience is the benefit of Christ,
63 XIX  |            under the guardianship of patience. And in order that Cain
64 XIX  |          absolutely everything which patience, by its works, builds up
65 XX   |        pondered both the benefits of patience and the evils of impatience,
66 XX   |           with full watchfulness the patience whereby we abide in Christ,
67 XX   |             may attain to God; which patience, copious and manifold, is
68 XX   |            boundaries. The virtue of patience is widely manifest, and
69 XX   |             of its perfection. It is patience which both commends and
70 XX   |           and keeps us to God. It is patience, too, which assuages anger,
71 XX   |       passions and martyrdoms. It is patience which firmly fortifies the
72 XX   |          Christ while we walk by His patience. It is this that makes us
73 XX   |              we imitate our Father's patience.~
74 XXI  |               and to bear with brave patience the day of future vengeance;
75 XXI  |           still to wait, and to give patience for the times to be fulfilled
76 XXIV |          Jesus, and how great is His patience, that He who is adored in
77 XXIV |       beloved brethren, consider His patience in our persecutions and