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 1 2 | directed always, and before all things else, to priests and clergy. ~
 2 10|         ordained for men in the things that appertain to God":
 3 10|         office is not for human things, and things that pass away,
 4 10|       not for human things, and things that pass away, however
 5 10|         these may seem; but for things divine and enduring. These
 6 10|         enduring. These eternal things may, perhaps, through ignorance,
 7 13|         the signs of these same things, and commanded the Apostles
 8 16|       Divine Majesty. "Wondrous things are these," justly exclaims
 9 21|         competence of spiritual things: ". . . when a priest, groaning
10 23|    teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded
11 33|    handles and administers holy things, while blameworthy in his
12 33|        ought not to handle holy things." ~
13 36|       because "He hath done all things well." On the other hand,
14 36|         the chair of Moses. All things therefore whatsoever they
15 39|  godliness is profitable to all things," it is especially profitable
16 42|       that is, in which are all things, or does this exclude chastity
17 43|      wife is solicitous for the things that belong to the Lord,
18 45|        totally dedicated to the things of the Lord. Is it not right,
19 45|      entirely detached from the things of the world, and have his
20 49|  Apostle grieves: "All seek the things that are their own: not
21 49|     that are their own: not the things that are Jesus Christ's."
22 49|     spirit of greed for earthly things. Remembering him, it is
23 51|         himself and all earthly things. It should powerfully urge
24 61|  practical lesson: "The foolish things of the world hath God chosen
25 83|         Did they indeed look at things in the light of faith, what