Chapter

 1 2 |      man must be surrendered to Satan for the destruction of the
 2 13| sentenced to be "surrendered to Satan, for the destruction of
 3 13|       lest we be overreached by Satan, since we are not ignorant
 4 13|       should be 'overreached by Satan' with regard to the loss
 5 13|       himself had cast forth to Satan; or else lest, 'by abundance
 6 13|     delivered by the apostle to Satan, not with a view to "perdition,"
 7 13|   selfsame apostle delivered to Satan Hymenaeus and Alexander, "
 8 13|      was given him, an angel of Satan," by which he was to be
 9 13|        entire persons of men to Satan himself for a possession,
10 13|     delivered by the apostle to Satan, but to the apostle himself
11 13|     apostle himself an angel of Satan given. Lastly, when Paul
12 13|     they who are surrendered to Satan cannot hear. Moreover, if
13 13|         the Lord, have given to Satan, under a hope of pardon,
14 13|       say, "I delivered them to Satan, that they might receive
15 13|         a view to perdition, to Satan, to whom he had already,
16 14|       him "to be surrendered to Satan for the destruction of the
17 14|        one to be surrendered to Satan for the destruction of the
18 14|       we should be defrauded by Satan," the loss against which
19 16|      God (that is, delivered to Satan with a view to destruction
20 20|       surrendered," to wit, "to Satan for the destruction of the