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 1 Arg  |           AFTER POINTING OUT THAT JEALOUSY OR ENVY IS A SIN ALL THE
 2 III  |        among which is the evil of jealousy and envy. And if any one
 3 III  |         us consider whence arises jealousy, and when and how it begins.
 4 IV   |          of God, broke forth into jealousy with malevolent envy--not
 5 IV   |    another by the instinct of his jealousy before he himself was first
 6 IV   |          was first hurled down by jealousy, captive before he takes
 7 IV   |      While, at the instigation of jealousy, he robs man of the grace
 8 IV   |         who is about to perish by jealousy obeys the author of his
 9 IV   |        imitating the devil in his jealousy; as it is written, "But
10 V    | persecutes the good with envy and jealousy. So far prevailed the rage
11 V    |         brother Jacob, arose from jealousy also. For because the latter
12 V    |           hatred by the brands of jealousy. And that Joseph was sold
13 V    |      provocation save the spur of jealousy? Because, when Goliath was
14 V    |    praises of David, Saul through jealousy conceived the rage of enmity
15 V    |         were deceived by blinding jealousy, and could not open the
16 VI   |         boundary. The mischief of jealousy, manifold and fruitful,
17 VI   |        thence proceeds animosity. Jealousy inflames avarice, in that
18 VI   |        sees another more wealthy. Jealousy stirs up ambition, when
19 VI   |          exalted in honours. When jealousy darkens our perceptions,
20 VI   |        man who is haughty through jealousy, and perverse through envy,
21 VII  |           the wrong of the cheat. Jealousy has no limit; it is an evil
22 VII  |           burns with the fires of jealousy to an increased heat.~
23 IX   |          to health. The wounds of jealousy are hidden and secret; nor
24 IX   |           whom you persecute with jealousy, can evade and escape you.
25 IX   |      captive under the tyranny of jealousy; nor will any consolations
26 X    |        the snare of death through jealousy of his brother, when His
27 X    |    wantonness, not in strifes and jealousy." If the darkness has departed
28 XII  |       love of the Lord, who, when jealousy intrudes, can neither be
29 XIII |         and kind, and averse from jealousy and rancour, such a one
30 XIII |         there are still among you jealousy, and contention, and strifes,
31 XVII |           had been possessed with jealousy and rancour, cast away all
32 XVIII|       Cain does not enter, who by jealousy slew his brother. Think