Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 5,1 |    will greatly multiply thy sorrow and thy sighing; in pain
 2 II, 5,1 |      ground for thy sake; in sorrow~shalt thou eat of it all
 3 II, 5,3 |    grave. Such awareness and sorrow were eased only by the hope
 4 II, 6,3 |  human feelings: joy,~anger, sorrow; He expressed them outwardly: “
 5 II, 8,6 | Their purpose is to increase sorrow for the sins performed and
 6 II, 8,6 |     The Apostle says: “Godly sorrow worketh repentance to~salvation
 7 II, 8,6 |    to be repented of but the sorrow of the world worketh death” (
 8 II, 8,6 |       2 Cor. 7:10). That is,~sorrow for the sake of God produces
 9 II, 0,2 |   over either to joy or into~sorrow and grief, however, they
10 Add, 0,4|    in darkness, in joy or in sorrow? Therefore, every day we
11 Add, 0,7|     cause such torment, such sorrow and oppression, that even
12 Add, 0,7|    some cause in himself for sorrow and disturbance. May~this
13 Add, 0,7|       where there is neither sorrow nor sighing; but everyone