Chapter

 1 8 |   interpretations--the danger lest the felicity of our comparisons
 2 10|    father"--for fear, to wit, lest they should again take flattering
 3 12|    how great (a crime) it is; lest perchance it be esteemed
 4 13|     saddened me, but in part, lest I burden you all. Sufficient
 5 13|       to forgive and console, lest, perhaps, by more abundant
 6 13|      in the person of Christ, lest we be overreached by Satan,
 7 13|       goats? do you, for fear lest your "ewe" again take a
 8 13|       But he was apprehensive lest they should be 'overreached
 9 13|       forth to Satan; or else lest, 'by abundance of mourning,
10 13|  which he was to be buffeted, lest he should exalt himself"
11 14|     except Crispus and Gaius, lest any say that I have baptized
12 14|   himself to be standing, see lest he fall;" and, "If any seemeth
13 14| pardon was being granted was "lest we should be defrauded by
14 14|       which he has destroyed, lest he be held a transgressor."
15 15|       obliteration of incest; lest even here the apostle be
16 15|      the end of the Epistle, "Lest, when I shall have come,
17 19| things have I written to you, lest ye sin; and if ye shall
18 21|   sins; but I will not do it, lest they commit others withal." "
19 22| impart health by His command, lest He should not be believed