Chapter

 1 7 |     aims at in the matter of restoration. For we put in a demurrer
 2 7 |     the Lord had figured the restoration of the lost ewe, to whom
 3 7 |     faith, a second loss and restoration of them would have been
 4 8 |    and not to grieve, at the restoration of Israel, if it he true, (
 5 9 |  groans, not over his second restoration: for the former reflects
 6 12| Hence it is that there is no restoration of peace granted by the
 7 15|    after making a largess of restoration to the privileges of ecclesiastical
 8 15|      have joined? For by his restoration to concorporate unity with
 9 19|   however in the prospect of restoration (to Church-fellowship) as
10 20|       without any mention of restoration. I wish, however, redundantly