Chapter

 1 I    |        minds. But, moreover, the Lord bade us be prudent, and
 2 VI   |          By this the bond of the Lord's peace is broken; by this
 3 X    | therefore, beloved brethren, the Lord, taking thought for this
 4 XII  |      following? But what did the Lord more frequently instil into
 5 XII  |         peace or the love of the Lord, who, when jealousy intrudes,
 6 XV   |          which glorification the Lord, forming and preparing us,
 7 XV   |        be such a one as that the Lord should not say of you, "
 8 XVI  |        reading in the hands, the Lord's thoughts in the mind;
 9 XVII |    thorns and thistles, that the Lord's seed may enrich you with
10 XVII |     steps may be directed by the Lord."~
11 XVIII|   heavenly kingdom, to which the Lord does not admit any but those