Chapter

1 I  |          full watch-fulness, the enemy, raging and aiming his darts
2 II |        one of us; and even as an enemy besieging those who are
3 III|      blind snares of a deceitful enemy, in that the brother is
4 V  | condescension of God so great an enemy was routed, the wondering
5 IX |        you hate. Yet you are the enemy of no one's well-being more
6 IX |      adversary is with you; your enemy is always in your own breast;
7 XV |        neighbour, and hate thine enemy. But I say unto you, Love
8 XVI|    actions, that so often as the enemy approaches, however often