Chapter

 1 1 |         And after these things, lest He should not also provide
 2 1 |       alone should be free. And lest, again, an unbounded freedom
 3 1 |         behoved him to be free, lest the image of God should,
 4 1 |   malignant poison of envy, but lest, living for ever without
 5 4 |         also what was evil; and lest there should seem to be
 6 4 |         Himself into any forms, lest by change He should appear
 7 4 | increase of any part or honour, lest anything should appear to
 8 4 |      any loss sustained in Him, lest a degree of mortality should
 9 8 |       is both liberal and kind, lest the whole of this globe,
10 8 |   unbelief He has allotted. And lest moreover any one should
11 8 |         flourish. Or, moreover, lest, because those things had
12 10|         come as something else, lest thou shouldest be called
13 11|         WAS THE SON OF GOD.~But lest, from the fact of asserting
14 11|      man bare and solitary; and lest we should seem to have afforded
15 11|      being of both, He is both, lest if He should be one only,
16 18|        them with blindness. And lest this should occur to the
17 18|        God the Father an angel, lest He should be subordinate
18 18|       the person of the Father, lest He should be called an angel,
19 18|         the person of an angel, lest he should be called God;
20 23|         which He took upon Him, lest, by associating with Him
21 24|         called the Son of God;" lest, had he not arranged that
22 27|          He was not the Father, lest the Father should be proved,