Chapter

 1 6 |        of the existence of the devil, and so~on. This sort of
 2 6 |       can tell you~whether the devil exists or not; lead a religious
 3 6 |   between temptations from the devil and those from your own
 4 8 |        despondency is from the devil; that is why we pray~during
 5 8 |        evil suggestions of the devil or of evil people, and have~
 6 10| briefly explain to him how the devil deludes Christians~and even
 7 10|      visions were all from the devil; this is explained by the~
 8 11|       against passions and the devil, but certainly not for use
 9 11|      at the~inspiration of the devil, one of your neighbors becomes
10 11|     over yourself and over~the devil? Once your heart has been
11 13|       himself. This is why the devil is even called in the Word
12 16|        Through the envy of the devil is sin come into the world,”~
13 17|    twelve, but one of you is a devil?” And so,~“Behold, O lover
14 18| decision~being prompted by the devil who deluded them with the
15 19|    helpers and servants of the devil. The devil acquires great~
16 19|     servants of the devil. The devil acquires great~power over
17 21|      who call their neighbour ‘devil’ or use the expressions ‘
18 21|       use the expressions ‘The~devil take you’ (or ‘him’, or ‘