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 1 1 |        Repentance1.~Repentance, men understand, so far as nature
 2 1 |         sentiment: that kind of men I mean which even we ourselves
 3 2 |      Laws.~But if they acted as men who had any part in God,
 4 2 |     province was the purging of men's minds, that whatever defilement
 5 2 |        then, the ingratitude of men see to it, 12 if it attaches
 6 5 |      openly as He is set before men, and comprehensible as He
 7 6 | undoubted pardon of their sins, men meanwhile steal the intervening
 8 7 |        escape a second time. 63 Men in general, after escaping
 9 10|                   Chapter X.-Of Men's Shrinking from This Second
10 10|         Such Shrinking~Yet most men either shun this work, as
11 10|         of salvation; just like men who, having contracted some
12 10|        God? Are the judgment of men and the knowledge of God
13 11|       make the most account of, men dread likewise the bodily
14 12|         Hard handling! Him whom men were shuddering at, God