Chapter

 1 2 |    feelings on the few~ ~who did believe and then imparted to them
 2 3 |      still incomparably more who believe and pray than there are
 3 4 |       any notice.” I am ready to~believe you, dear brother: the customs
 4 6 |        declares that he does not believe. Nowadays such a person
 5 6 | sufficient reason for you not~to believe. You probably did not take
 6 6 |       being the famous Spencer.x Believe me, no sincere and~thoughtful
 7 6 |        declares that he does not believe. It is necessary to speak
 8 6 |     doubtful person what he does believe in~particularly strongly:
 9 6 |         Christ and His words, or~believe as He taught us. No kind
10 6 |         evil will, and~until you believe your Saviour, do not believe
11 6 |     believe your Saviour, do not believe those deceivers and idiots
12 6 |    Father” (In. 14:12). If you~ ~believe in Christ’s miracles, and
13 6 |        fraud, then you must~also believe these words of His, which
14 6 |     signs~shall follow them that believe . . .” (Mk. 16:17), and
15 6 |       The irrational Protestants~believe in the miracles performed
16 6 |         of Acts,~hut they do not believe in those which are set forth
17 7 |    spiritual father, “At times I believe in~Communion, at times I
18 7 |         in~Communion, at times I believe in God, but at times it
19 7 |        times it is as if I don’t believe at all.” I had~answers to
20 9 |      Christians who have come to believe. The difference between~
21 19|         bury your parents, then, believe me, on remembering such
22 19|          these little ones which~believe in Me, it were better for
23 20|          or~despondency.~“Do not believe those who say, ‘I revere
24 20|      Would your father or mother~believe you if you told them that