Chapter

 1 2 |      will be becoming for 'the sons of God' too to be 'pitiful-hearted'
 2 8 |        the parable of the two, sons also, they are led by some
 3 8 |      as represented in the two sons, two peoples--the eider
 4 8 |       are pronounced "apostate sons, begotten indeed and raised
 5 9 |       the (parable of) the two sons will point to the same end
 6 9 |      no tribute-weigher of the sons of Israel." Nor would the
 7 10|      that repentance rather to sons than to strangers. Was that,
 8 10|      to publicans, than to the sons of Abraham. The Lord Himself
 9 10|         in the case of His own sons, He has lost, seeing that
10 10|     from these stones to raise sons to Abraham." Thus it follows
11 17|      the wrath of God upon the sons of unbelief." Who "seduces
12 19|        God, and they to me for sons;" and so has subjoined: "
13 19|        Herein are manifest the sons of God and the sons of the
14 19|        the sons of God and the sons of the devil." Wherein?
15 19| whoever may have sinned are no sons of God." But away with (
16 19|        and now denies that the sons of God sin. For (in making
17 20|        are made (by God) into (sons) of Abraham,--that thus