Chapter

 1 6 | Whoever shall have seen with a view to concupiscence, hath already
 2 7 |       had been composed with a view to a Christian sinner, after
 3 9 |       simply introduced with a view to the structure and disposition
 4 9 |     the object the Lord had in view. The Lord had come, of course,
 5 9 |        disciplines. But if the view with which the opposite
 6 10|       of these parables with a view to the heathens has been
 7 13|   apostle to Satan, not with a view to "perdition," but with
 8 13|         perdition," but with a view to "emendation," on the
 9 13|      were so delivered) with a view to emendation, not to perdition;
10 13|       he delivered, not with a view to emendation, but with
11 13|      to emendation, but with a view to perdition, to Satan,
12 16|      delivered to Satan with a view to destruction of the flesh),
13 18|       were openly taken with a view to the refusing of ecclesiastical
14 19|    grant, repent; but with the view of ceasing from adultery,