Chapter

 1 II   |        entrance through which he may penetrate to the inside.
 2 II   |          easy pleasures, that he may destroy chastity by the
 3 II   |       hearing of sweet sounds he may relax and enervate Christian
 4 II   |         earthly honours, that he may deprive of heavenly ones;
 5 II   |         of false things, that he may steal away the true; and
 6 III  |        by his own sword. That we may be able more fully to collect
 7 VII  |          and feelings, that they may tear us with intestine pangs,
 8 VII  |        with intestine pangs, and may smite the secret recesses
 9 IX   |    escape yourself. Wherever you may be, your adversary is with
10 X    |       have learnt in what way we may be pleasing. And finally,
11 XII  |        their Christian innocence may be like that of sheep; He
12 XII  |         their simplicity of mind may imitate the simple nature
13 XV   |        and praise of living, God may be glorified in man; as
14 XV   |     which persecute you; that ye may be the children of your
15 XVI  |     approaches, however often he may try to come near, he may
16 XVI  |         may try to come near, he may find the breast closed and
17 XVII |      these rewards that you also may come who had been possessed
18 XVII |   thistles, that the Lord's seed may enrich you with a fertile
19 XVII |          and spiritual cornfield may abound to the plentifulness
20 XVII | righteous things, that his steps may be directed by the Lord."~
21 XVIII|          on and judging, that we may then at length be able to