Chapter

 1 1 |           voice of God, and people consider going against them as a~
 2 1 |       realize~this clearly, let us consider the fact that the conversation
 3 1 |             The majority of people consider their enemies to be those
 4 2 |           priestly reader, I would~consider my guidance quite adequate
 5 2 |       souls from it. First we will~consider those which come not from
 6 6 |  experience.~To begin with, let us consider the most acute cases. The
 7 6 |            ensure that he does not consider this talk as final, but
 8 6 |      Christ’s miracles, and do not consider Him a dishonorable fraud,
 9 7 |     tormented, waste away and even consider suicide,~ ~thinking that
10 8 |            suicide. Let the sinner consider~God’s mercy towards him,
11 8 |           committed long ago, then consider whether you should not let
12 12|           Consequently they do not consider it to be a sin. But what
13 12| contemporaries is that they do not consider it to be a sin, although~
14 12|         life of dissolution do not consider~either lust or adultery
15 13|         and adolescents mistakenly consider themselves guilty, is far
16 13|           inception. Besides this, consider how attractive and beautiful
17 13|     fighting with this sin, let us consider how one~should answer a
18 13|           and bring tip children. “Consider all other love inadmissible
19 15|         about these, then go on to consider individual~~sins that are
20 15|          of these: let us go on to consider the spiritual~causes. However,
21 16|          state where they will not consider anyone to be their rival
22 18|        which he does not notice or consider to be at all important,~
23 18|         ridicule on them, for they consider that bearing this mockery
24 21|            something else which we consider essential to add. We have~
25 21|            pleases them. We should consider attacks demonic only when