Chapter

 1 pref|             and set down only those things which God speaks, wherewith
 2 arg |           himself are not gods. For things which are made are not greater
 3 arg |            fashioner; nor can these things protect and preserve anybody,
 4 arg |          our account preferred evil things to good, poverty to riches,
 5 arg |         this very thing, that these things come to pass, is manifest
 6 I   |          himself is better than the things which he worshippeth, since
 7 I   |           He that made these mighty things is mightier than they."~
 8 VI  |        slaughter. Nay, in all these things we overcome on account of
 9 IX  |         Paul also testifies similar things, and speaks, saying: "We
10 IX  |           of Christ, rejoice in all things, that also in the revelation
11 X   |               Fear nothing of these things," it says, "which thou shalt
12 XI  |            Father nor me. But these things have I told you, that when
13 XI  |             joy." And again: "These things have I spoken unto you,
14 XI  |             not troubled: for these things must needs come to pass,
15 XI  |          every place. But all these things are the beginnings of travailings.
16 XI  |             I have foretold you all things. If, therefore, they shall
17 XI  |         these are not new or sudden things which are now happening
18 XI  |            own account suffer these things, as sinning against our
19 XI  |            and did not reckon those things punishments of her darlings,
20 XI  |         riches, and power, and many things, that his cruelty and ferocity
21 XI  |           having considered all the things which are in them, understand
22 XI  |           of nothing God made these things and the human race. Therefore,
23 XI  |             king, that he ate those things which were forced upon him
24 XI  |            I willingly suffer these things." Assuredly his faith was
25 XI  |    testifies and says: "After these things I beheld a great multitude,
26 XII |       having been troubled in a few things, they shall be in many happily
27 XII |            brought to us? All these things have passed away like a
28 XIII|             sure and solid faith of things to come. In persecutions,
29 XIII|         behoves us to embrace these things in our mind and consideration,
30 XIII| consideration, to meditate on these things day and night. If persecution