Chapter, Paragraph

1  3,5 |         most, and what moreover is capable of demonstration, is the
2  5,7 |            eager to find a teacher capable of bringing order to their
3  5,7 |            to their confusion, and capable of kindling the light of
4  5,7 | discernment, and who, finally, are capable by prayer of attaining to
5  7,14|        thinking that one is a more capable or clever interpreter of
6  9,15|       after the fall and still was capable of good works, the East
7 10,16|            still a man and is thus capable of making mistakes. Here
8 10,28|          Tim 2:4). However, man is capable, through his own evil will,