Chapter

 1 4 | difficult: indeed, it is~quite impossible. In the first year of my
 2 4 |     who comes, but since it is impossible to do this, these prayers
 3 5 |     him in life: “Is it really impossible for me to reach the~Heavenly
 4 7 |      without difficulty; it is~impossible to enumerate them all, but
 5 8 |    voluntarily.~However, it is impossible to question each person
 6 11|     the same~principles, it is impossible to set one’s mind at ease
 7 11|       that without faith it is impossible to please God. Pleasing
 8 11|        water and swim it seems impossible to him; he is terrified~
 9 13|     disasters in full would be impossible, and even without that we
10 13|    with which~it is supposedly impossible to struggle. All this is
11 13|        then be pointed out how impossible it is to bring up children
12 14|   fully aware. It is, however, impossible to be healed of this~sickness
13 14|       Lake Ladoga, where it is impossible~to procure vodka, and condemn
14 15|     without this, salvation is impossible. The struggle is to be carried
15 15|      and many-sided that it is impossible to foresee everything that
16 15|     Even with the latter it is impossible to foresee absolutely all
17 18|        says to himself, “It is impossible to live~sinlessly. I have