Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3,1 |    free will; by an act of disobedience he violated the vow of abstinence
 2 4,8 |  will of God overthrew the disobedience of the First Mother, Eve,
 3 4,4 |   Through our forefather's disobedience to God, sin took possession
 4 5   |    of pride, self-will and disobedience. Monastic life elevates
 5 6,8 |  consequence of his sinful disobedience to God, man deprived himself
 6 6,3 |   obedience contrasted the disobedience of the First Mother, Eve,
 7 6,3 |   says, “the knot of Eve's disobedience was loosed through the obedience
 8 10,1|  presence), and his tragic disobedience of God's commandment (the
 9 10,1| and evil, faithfulness and disobedience. He criticized Judah for
10 10,1|     Jonah's first call and disobedience, culminating in his sojourn