Chapter

 1 1 | therefore, is Himself both the faith and the proof of Himself
 2 1 |      Him, and know Him, having faith in Him as their proof, shall
 3 1 |        the faithful from their faith, and that he may prevent
 4 1 |  invulnerable doctrines of the faith, do battle against him in
 5 2 |       to distract men from the faith. And there are some who
 6 5 |     right, excellent, and true faith, to believe in our God,
 7 5 |        argument drawn not from faith, for they are not within
 8 5 | neither by the deliverances of faith nor by the arguments of
 9 9 |      to them, "Ye have not yet faith, see that it is I;" and
10 9 |   reasoning, is established by faith, and seen in works.~
11 10| sincere hope and unquestioning faith in God, will be saved. Considering,