Chapter

 1 5 |       Kingdom of Cod; both the rich youth and “a certain lawyer”~asked
 2 13|           in the canons.~Thus, if a youth or girl tells you that he (
 3 13|          iniquities. In their early youth they had committed the same~
 4 13|            loss of faith. Among the youth of the~countryside they
 5 13|   strengthened by the~change in the youth’s social position: He becomes
 6 13|        totally~uninhibited group of youth. In student society he feels
 7 13|        Rejoice, O~young man, in thy youth, . . . and walk in the ways
 8 13|              But if any like-minded youth, speaking self-confidently
 9 13|            this sort the profligate youth or girl who has~gone astray
10 13|            secret sins and those of youth should be recalled here,
11 14|          was the father of the lost youth so convinced of his amendment
12 15|      especially often among student youth~and with women before childbirth
13 17|              Let us recall the rich youth in the Gospel: “All these
14 17|          things have I kept from my~youth up, what lack I yet?” Perhaps
15 17| commentaries~have it) — to the rich youth only when it turned out
16 18|            say, we shall sin in our youth~and repent in our old age,
17 18|            repentance, and in their youth shall be~reaped by the sickle
18 18|          taken from the body in its youth, after tarrying~over repentance
19 20|        should say to a contemporary youth, but these last words can