Chapter

 1 1pref|            Christian modesty which is being shaken to its foundation--(
 2 1pref|           life! But now this glory is being extinguished, and that by
 3 3    |               we are just defining as being without pardon. "Why, if,"
 4 3    |            vain. For (the repentance) being referred back to the Lord,
 5 4    |               the Church--run risk of being judged akin to adultery
 6 5    |              a dignity, consisting in being stationed at the summit,
 7 5    |        idolatries; wherever a man, by being polluted, is slain, there
 8 6    |              in those (points) which, being even now interdicted by
 9 6    |               that time, accounted as being in Adam, with its own vicious
10 7    |               out of heathens than by being first "lost," and "re-sought"
11 7    |            parable of the drachma, as being called forth out of the
12 7    |              and the "drachma" not by being destroyed, but by being
13 7    |               being destroyed, but by being hidden. In this sense, a
14 9    |          which the typical example is being provided. Now, of course
15 9    |           eyes of the Lord, unless as being a "strange", name,--a (name)
16 9    |              of discipline, we see is being subverted by that interpretation
17 9    |            but the devil?--and by him being appointed over the business
18 9    |          first time, wherewith, after being interrogated, he publicly
19 9    |          envied the nation salvation; being plainly they who ought to
20 10   |             you; you will again, from being an adulterer, be a Christian!
21 12   |            its base, when dispute was being held on the question of
22 13   |   proclamation, so far (are they from being granted) without particularization.
23 13   |           which (elation of soul) was being restrained in the apostle
24 13   |            the perdition of the flesh being, that the spirit may be
25 14   | excommunication) incur the penalty of being "taken away" from the Church.
26 14   |         followed that flesh which was being cast forth to the devil
27 14   |             mourning" that pardon was being granted, the "rebuked" one
28 14   |            one was still in danger of being devoured, losing heart on
29 14   |             the reason why pardon was being granted was "lest we should
30 14   |          against which precaution was being taken had to do with that
31 14   |               withal at the moment of being forsworn by the Church itself.
32 16   |               Every sin which a human being may have committed is extraneous
33 17   |             Jesus." Therefore, Christ being once for all dead, none
34 17   |           saints,"--so far is it from being excused,--"knowing this,
35 18   |          treats) of the adulterer (as being) nowhere admissible to expiation. "
36 18   |            will I surround, Lord"--as being" a host in himself"--inasmuch
37 18   |           named a brother among you, (being) a fornicator, or an idolater" (
38 18   |        reproach;" thereafter, to wit, being "without wrinkle" as a virgin, "
39 18   |        sinning) after believing, from being admitted (to the society
40 19   |              Whence even among us, as being on a par with an heathen,
41 19   |            utterly purified;" sin not being quite laid down, but not
42 19   |              quite laid down, but not being wittingly committed. For
43 19   |               accordingly, "he who is being born of God doeth not sin,
44 19   |           from the accident of either being angry unjustly, and retaining
45 20   |    sufficiently accredited by God, as being one whom Paul has stationed
46 20   |          understood to be "clean;" as being no longer "speckled," no
47 20   |              for him for whom she was being kept. For flesh not yet
48 20   |               Christ, for whom it was being kept, used to be contaminated
49 22   |           this end had He come, that, being Himself pure from sin, and