Chapter

 1 1 |        these stones to raise up children to Abraham;" and He, commiserating
 2 1 |        to reconcile disobedient children to their father. The instrument
 3 1 |         that now worketh in the children of disobedience," and let
 4 1 |          the barren woman bears children, and the desert becomes
 5 1 |         voice: for more are the children of the desolate, than of
 6 1 |       For because many were the children of the mother of noble rule,
 7 1 |          once blessed with many children, was made childless because
 8 2 |           For we also were once children of wrath, even as others;
 9 2 |    still unbelieving are called children of wrath, reared for wrath.
10 2 | therefore, we who were once the children of lawlessness, have through
11 2 |    themselves to love, or beget children, or sleep, if they were
12 4 | begetting and bringing forth of children that are recounted, their
13 9 |        Lord gently admonish his children. Thus Moses confesses that "
14 9 |      become not again as little children, and be born again, as saith
15 9 |   Church, composed of many good children; these are "the first-born
16 9 |        it says, "Come hither, O children; listen to me, and I will
17 9 |       the true utterance of His children, God accepts with gracious
18 10|    become swinish; but, as true children of the light, let us raise
19 10|    proved good fathers to their children; and good parents to their
20 10|         regards you as innocent children. Let, then, the Athenian
21 11|        in public affairs, beget children; but the only command that