Chapter

 1 II  |     therefore necessary, whatsoever things ye do, to do nothing without
 2 III | representative of the Father of all things, and the presbyters are
 3 IV  |        though I were established in things pertaining to God, yet then
 4 V   |            write to you of heavenly things? But I fear to do so, lest
 5 V   |         able to understand heavenly things, and the places of the angels,
 6 V   |           their respective princes, things visible and invisible. Without
 7 V   |          other respects ]; for many things are wanting to us, that
 8 V   |            might not I write to you things more full of mystery? But
 9 V   |         able to understand heavenly things, the angelic orders, and
10 V   |            am acquainted with these things, yet am I not therefore
11 V   |             Paul or Peter. For many things are yet wanting to me, that
12 VI  |          their own poison, speaking things which are unworthy of credit,
13 VI  |          but that they may proclaim things contrary to it. For they
14 VIII|            any." ~Now I write these things unto you, not that I know
15 XII |            have refreshed me in all things, both in the flesh and in