Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 1,2 | sweating, not by fatigue and suffering, but merely as being beloved
 2 1,4 | sorcerers, slaves, and those suffering with many ills? Yet Christ
 3 2,1 |  radiance of the saints, the suffering of the rank-and-file believers.
 4 2,3 | sweating, not by fatigue and suffering, but merely as being beloved
 5 3,4 | which upholds us in times of suffering so that, afflicted we are
 6 5,2 |    and died in Armenia while suffering terribly physical hardships.
 7 5,4 |  from God because of immense suffering and no apparent help. We
 8 6,5 |      him and delivers him to suffering. Suffering is not only outward,
 9 6,5 |   delivers him to suffering. Suffering is not only outward, such
10 6,5 |     unavoidable in life. But suffering is above all inward, the
11 6,6 |    he turns to the Lord. But suffering will profit him nothing
12 6,6 |    grieves when it sees them suffering. This is the way of the
13 10,2|     exiled and died in great suffering. However, he lost hope neither
14 10,5|      and love for a lost and suffering world. Living faith is the
15 11,1| great loss of life and acute suffering in the human family. With