Document,  Chapter

 1  2  | decision might be arrived at in peace by the holy Synod. But above
 2  3,1|        things with us, that the peace of the Churches may be preserved
 3  3,3|      not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to
 4  3,3|       earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword. For I am come
 5  3,3|           and a Reconciler unto peace, having offered himself
 6  5  |        to be one, there will be peace, and that arms will be laid
 7  5  |        importance; which things peace has guarded for a long time
 8  5  |  Catholic faith, and defend the peace of the Churches, for so
 9  5  |      things which belong to the peace of Jerusalem." ~Out of our
10  6  |         able to hold a Synod in peace, but because you held a