Chapter

 1 2     |    abolition of former sins being the preliminary step. This10
 2 2     | they are His own (of which, being the author, He must necessarily
 3 3     | knowledge of the truth; and being admitted to (an acquaintance
 4 3     |  like a body, is capable of being seen and touched; what is
 5 5     |  that the repentance which, being shown us and commanded us
 6 6     |    given up to the Lord, as being all competitors for salvation
 7 6     |   manifested) while, pardon being in abeyance, there is still
 8 6     |    himself on the ground of being assigned to the "recruit-classes"
 9 6     |    it himself (as his due), being forsooth secure (of obtaining
10 10    |   either shun this work, as being a public exposure of themselves,
11 10    |   day to day. I presume (as being) more mindful of modesty
12 10(98)|                     i.e. as being His body.~