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  1 VI  |       deems certain kinds of food abominable, such an one has the apostate
  2 IV  |          not counting marriage an abomination, but desiring that which
  3 VI  |                Chapter VI.-Do Not Accept Judaism.~But if any one
  4 VI  |       willing mind, "being of one accord and of one judgment," being
  5 III |        embrace communion with the accursed, these shall be cut off
  6 VIII|           a man devoted to unity; adding this also, that where there
  7 III |          from them, while yet you admonish them, and exhort them to
  8 IV  |      position of one who [simply] admonishes you.~
  9 IV  |       children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord; " and teach
 10 IV  |         your parents, and have an affection for them, as workers together
 11 VI  |         and not a human soul, but affirms that unlawful unions are
 12 III |          to a strange opinion, he agrees not with the passion [of
 13 V   |      which through mercy has been allotted me, while I flee to the
 14 III |         if any man does not stand aloof from the preacher of falsehood,
 15 X   |         ye are willing, it is not altogether beyond your power to do
 16     | always
 17 IV  |         her seriousness; and like Anna, eminent for her sobriety.
 18 VII |            But the Spirit made an announcement to me, saying as follows:
 19     | another
 20 VIII|         them, It is written, they answered me, That remains to be proved.
 21 VIII|        are undefiled monuments of antiquity; by which I desire, through
 22 VI  |   abominable, such an one has the apostate dragon dwelling within him.
 23 IV  |         ordain these things as an apostle: for "who am I, or what
 24 II  |        there are many wolves that appear worthy of credit, who, by
 25 IX  |           dispensation], viz. the appearing of our Saviour Jesus Christ,
 26 IV  |     marriages not for the sake of appetite, but out of regard for the
 27 III |         write these things; but I arm you beforehand, as the children
 28 VI  |       time being conquered by his artifices, ye grow weak in your love.
 29 VI  |      merely an appearance, and is ashamed of the passion, such an
 30 Int |      which is at Philadelphia, in Asia, which has obtained mercy,
 31 III |   separate from the godly, nor to associate with the ungodly. If any
 32 IX  |         have for their object the attaining to the unity of God. But
 33 VIII|          manifest destruction. My authentic archives are His cross,
 34 V   |      sovereign, and true, and the Author of [saving] knowledge. For
 35 IV  |            and one faith, and one baptism; and one Church which the
 36 IV  |       Jeremiah, or as of John the Baptist, as of the beloved disciple,
 37 IX  |         ye and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the
 38 VIII| resurrection, and the faith which bears on these things, by which
 39 III |           not tend, but that wild beast, the destroyer of men, because
 40 III |          not mean that you should beat them or persecute them,
 41 Int |         winds and the floods have beaten, yet have not been able
 42     | becoming
 43     | before
 44 I   |         of the living God.~Having beheld your bishop, I know that
 45 IV  |      their own sweat and toil; it behoves you also, therefore, as "
 46 V   |         intelligent and sensitive beings, and in order to exercise
 47 IX  |     company [of others] that have believed through them: only if we
 48 V   |      waited for Him; in whom also believing, they were saved, through
 49 III |         Church, these, too, shall belong to God, that they may live
 50 V   |        and in order to exercise a beneficial and suitable providence [
 51     | between
 52 IV  |        together with God for your birth [into the world]. Servants,
 53 IV  |    chastity, Not, however, that I blame the other blessed [saints]
 54 I   |          the harp, and is no less blameless than was Zacharias the priest.
 55 IV  |           mind. Wherefore I write boldly to your love, which is worthy
 56 IV  | propagation of mankind. Fathers, "bring up your children in the
 57 IV  |          is one; one loaf also is broken to all [the communicants],
 58 III |          thy father, thy son, thy brother, or a member of thy family.
 59 Int |       upon a rock, by a spiritual building, not made with hands, against
 60     | can
 61 VI  |           being possessed of mere carnal circumcision. If any one
 62 VI  |           and pollution, or deems certain kinds of food abominable,
 63 IV  |   departed this life in [perfect] chastity, Not, however, that I blame
 64 VI  |           is better to hearken to Christian doctrine from a man who
 65 VI  |           from a man who has been circumcised, than to Judaism from one
 66 VI  |          possessed of mere carnal circumcision. If any one confesses Christ
 67 IV  |       Titus, as of Evodius, as of Clement, who departed this life
 68 IV  |      deacons, and the rest of the clergy, together with all the people,
 69 X   |     Inhabitants of Antioch on the Close of the Persecution.~Since,
 70 II  |        are many wolves in sheep's clothing, who, by means of a pernicious
 71 IV  |   partners of your life, and your co-adjutors in the procreation of children.
 72 IV  |            soldiers to those that command them; deacons to the presbyters,
 73 IV  |        also is broken to all [the communicants], and one cup is distributed
 74 VI  |         such persons do not speak concerning Jesus Christ, they are in
 75 III |         of falsehood, he shall be condemned to hell. For it is obligatory
 76 IV  |          the will of] God.~I have confidence of you in the Lord, that
 77 X   |                        Chapter X.-Congratulate the Inhabitants of Antioch
 78 VI  |            lest at any time being conquered by his artifices, ye grow
 79 VIII|     forgiveness, if they with one consent return to the unity of Christ,
 80 VI  |          of God, and deems Him to consist merely of a soul and body,
 81 VI  |         lover of Christ, but is a corrupter of his own flesh, and therefore
 82 IV  |          to Christ in purity, not counting marriage an abomination,
 83 II  |      wolves that appear worthy of credit, who, by means of a pernicious
 84 III |          accursed, these shall be cut off along with them. For
 85 IV  |      wanderers about, nor fond of dainties, nor gadders from house
 86 VI  |       when you are at ease and in danger, both in sorrow and in joy.
 87 I   |        than they who talk a great deal. For he is in harmony with
 88 VI  |          a serpent, that preaches deceit and error for the destruction
 89 V   |          one and the same wicked, deceitful, and seducing spirit; so
 90 IX  |         the Father, the Rock, the Defence, the Key, the Shepherd,
 91 II  |        the heretics, from whom "a defiling influence has gone forth
 92 III |         from whom may you ever be delivered by the prayers of the shepherd,
 93 VI  |          passion, such an one has denied the faith, not less than
 94 IV  |       Evodius, as of Clement, who departed this life in [perfect] chastity,
 95 IV  |      marriage an abomination, but desiring that which is better, not
 96 VIII|           pricks; " it is hard to disbelieve Christ; it is hard to reject
 97 VIII|     archives are Jesus Christ, to disobey whom is manifest destruction.
 98 V   |           also one Comforter, who displayed His power in Moses, and
 99 IV  |     communicants], and one cup is distributed among them all: there is
100 VIII|         also, that where there is diversity of judgment, and wrath,
101 II  |        light and truth, avoid the dividing of your unity, and the wicked
102 II  |          from division and wicked doctrines; but where the shepherd
103 VIII|           division and wrath, God doth not dwell. To all them that
104 VI  |           an one has the apostate dragon dwelling within him. If
105 V   |   prophets and the false apostles drew [to themselves] one and
106 VI  |           has the apostate dragon dwelling within him. If any one confesses
107 VI  |      things, both when you are at ease and in danger, both in sorrow
108 VI  |          even as by name he is an Ebionite. If any one confesses the
109 IV  |         says, "A righteous father educates [his children] well; his
110 IV  |           your purity, as that of Elijah, or as of Joshua the son
111 IV  |          of Melchizedek, or as of Elisha, as of Jeremiah, or as of
112 III |           fall away from him, and embrace communion with the accursed,
113 IV  |       seriousness; and like Anna, eminent for her sobriety. I do not
114     | end
115 III |    husbandry, but the seed of the enemy, from whom may you ever
116 IV  |     Father in your prayers, being enlightened by the Spirit. May I have
117 IX  |           of the Father, by which enter in Abraham, and Isaac, and
118 IX  |            and who alone has been entrusted with the secrets of God.
119 IV  |       that I should pretend to be equal in honour to them? But as
120 III |           to Jesus Christ. Do not err, my brethren. If any man
121 VI  |          that preaches deceit and error for the destruction of men.
122     | Etc
123     | ever
124     | everything
125 IV  |       Timothy, as of Titus, as of Evodius, as of Clement, who departed
126 III |           division among you, but exceeding purity. For as many as are
127 IX  |           He made all things, and exercises a providence over them all.
128 VII |               Chapter VII.-I Have Exhorted You to Unity.~For though
129 IX  |     reserved, and He shall be the expectation of the Gentiles," have been
130 III |            the Scripture], "Thine eye shall not spare him." You
131 IV  |          Christ alone before your eyes, and His Father in your
132 III |           the shepherd, that most faithful and gentle shepherd who
133 III |        the bishop; but as many as fall away from him, and embrace
134 III |        aloof from the preacher of falsehood, he shall be condemned to
135 IV  |           propagation of mankind. Fathers, "bring up your children
136 IV  |      honour to them? But as your "fellow-soldier," I hold the position of
137 III |       vineyard of Christ. Have no fellowship with such a man, lest ye
138 Int |    according to His own will, has firmly established His Church upon
139 Int |           which the winds and the floods have beaten, yet have not
140 IV  |           be wanderers about, nor fond of dainties, nor gadders
141 VI  |         or deems certain kinds of food abominable, such an one
142 III |         through your kindness and forbearance they may recover themselves
143 III |          of His passion; but is a fox, a destroyer of the vineyard
144 IV  |           God, that ye may be the freed-men of Christ. Husbands, love
145 IX  |          the Gentiles," have been fulfilled in the Gospel, [our Lord
146 IV  |         nor fond of dainties, nor gadders from house to house; but
147 XI  |           word of God, along with Gaius and Agathopus, an elect
148 X   |     ministry; and ye too shall be glorified. And if ye are willing,
149 X   |         matter], ye shall receive glory in Christ. And if ye are
150 IX  |      Gospel, [our Lord saying, ] "Go ye and teach all nations,
151 III |      neither to separate from the godly, nor to associate with the
152 II  |          a defiling influence has gone forth into all the earth."
153 VII |        sake I am in bonds, that I got no intelligence from any
154 X   |   brethren] there, that it may be granted them to meet together, and
155 I   |         more than they who talk a great deal. For he is in harmony
156 III |           and to waste away [with grief] on account of His enemies."
157     | had
158 Int |           building, not made with hands, against which the winds
159 VI  |            and places the highest happiness in pleasure, as does the
160 VIII|          judgment, and wrath, and hatred, God does not dwell. To
161 III |            if it may be they will hear, if it may be they will
162 VI  |          him. For it is better to hearken to Christian doctrine from
163 III |          he shall be condemned to hell. For it is obligatory neither
164 II  |        the wicked doctrine of the heretics, from whom "a defiling influence
165 IV  |          to the presbyters, as to high-priests; the presbyters, and deacons,
166 VI  |        good thing, and places the highest happiness in pleasure, as
167 IV  |          your "fellow-soldier," I hold the position of one who [
168 V   |  therefore, were saved by Christ, hoping in Him, and waiting for
169     | however
170 III |         For they are not Christ's husbandry, but the seed of the enemy,
171 IV  |           they may not indulge in idleness. Now [the Scripture] says, "
172 II  |                           Chapter II.-Maintain Union with the
173 III |                           Chapter III.-Avoid Schismatics.~Keep
174 III |       Lord, wishing us also to be imitators, says, "Be ye perfect, even
175 IX  |       Gospel is the perfection of immortality. All these things are good
176 V   |      being bound I fear the more, inasmuch as I am not yet perfect.
177 VI  |           creation, but calls the incarnation merely an appearance, and
178 IV  |         trades, that they may not indulge in idleness. Now [the Scripture]
179 II  |   heretics, from whom "a defiling influence has gone forth into all
180 X   |       Chapter X.-Congratulate the Inhabitants of Antioch on the Close
181 VI  |           because it was God that inhabited it, and not a human soul,
182 VII |           in bonds, that I got no intelligence from any man. But the Spirit
183 V   |          for the creation of both intelligent and sensitive beings, and
184 Int |                                   Introduction~Ignatius, who is also called
185 IV  |          Jacob; as of Joseph, and Isaiah, and the rest of the prophets;
186     | its
187     | itself
188 IV  |                           Chapter IV.-Have But One Eucharist,
189 IX  |                           Chapter IX.-The Old Testament is Good:
190 IV  |            or as of Elisha, as of Jeremiah, or as of John the Baptist,
191 VI  |        father the devil, and is a Jew falsely so called, being
192 VI  |         But if any one preach the Jewish law unto you, listen not
193 VI  |          faith, not less than the Jews who killed Christ. If any
194 IV  |    towards your servants, as holy Job has taught you; for there
195 IV  |          as of Jeremiah, or as of John the Baptist, as of the beloved
196 IV  |           Isaac, and Jacob; as of Joseph, and Isaiah, and the rest
197 IV  |          that of Elijah, or as of Joshua the son of Nun, as of Melchizedek,
198 IV  |       house; but let them be like Judith, noted for her seriousness;
199 IX  |        the Rock, the Defence, the Key, the Shepherd, the Sacrifice,
200 VIII|        the Spirit. "It is hard to kick against the pricks; " it
201 VI  |        not less than the Jews who killed Christ. If any one confesses
202 IV  |           but one faith, and one [kind of] preaching, and one Eucharist.
203 VI  |       pollution, or deems certain kinds of food abominable, such
204 VI  |       truths mentioned, but calls lawful wedlock, and the procreation
205 IX  |        all. This is the Way which leads to the Father, the Rock,
206 VI  |           the Son of God, he is a liar, even as also is his father
207 VI  |          the Jewish law unto you, listen not to him. For it is better
208 III |      belong to God, that they may live according to Jesus Christ.
209 IV  |           shed for us is one; one loaf also is broken to all [the
210 VI  |        and is a disciple of Simon Magus, not of the Holy Spirit.
211 II  |                       Chapter II.-Maintain Union with the Bishop.~Wherefore,
212 VI  |       Father of Christ is not the Maker of heaven and earth, he
213 VIII|        Christ, to disobey whom is manifest destruction. My authentic
214 IV  |           they entered into these marriages not for the sake of appetite,
215 X   |         if ye be zealous [in this matter], ye shall receive glory
216 III |         of His enemies." I do not mean that you should beat them
217 V   |           and New Testament, "one Mediator between God and men," for
218 IV  |      wedlock, but for the sake of meditating on the law. Children, obey
219 X   |         it may be granted them to meet together, and to glorify
220 IV  |      Joshua the son of Nun, as of Melchizedek, or as of Elisha, as of
221 III |        thy son, thy brother, or a member of thy family. For says [
222 VI  |          one confesses the truths mentioned, but calls lawful wedlock,
223 X   |           with them when they are met together, and glorify the
224     | might
225 VII |        loud voice-the word is not mine, but God's-Give heed to
226 IX  |           the secrets of God. The ministering powers of God are good.
227     | most
228 VII |    learned nothing of it from the mouth of any man. But the Spirit
229 IV  |       peculiar people, and a holy nation," to perform all things
230 IX  |               Go ye and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name
231 IV  |      taught you; for there is one nature, and one family of mankind.
232     | never
233 VI  |           who is falsely called a Nicolaitan, this person can neither
234 IV  |          let them be like Judith, noted for her seriousness; and
235 IV  |           as of Joshua the son of Nun, as of Melchizedek, or as
236 IV  |           up your children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord; "
237 IV  |           free." Let governors be obedient to Caesar; soldiers to those
238 IV  |  meditating on the law. Children, obey your parents, and have an
239 IX  |          All these have for their object the attaining to the unity
240 III |      condemned to hell. For it is obligatory neither to separate from
241 III |       worthy of Jesus Christ, may obtain eternal salvation in the
242     | off
243 V   |         Him salvation, being holy ones, worthy of love and admiration,
244 IV  |        for her sobriety. I do not ordain these things as an apostle:
245 V   |          sensitive beings, and in order to exercise a beneficial
246 I   |         with the commandments and ordinances of the Lord, even as the
247 VI  |            lest at any time being overcome, ye grow weak in your love.
248 Int |         yet have not been able to overthrow it: yea, and may spiritual
249 IV  |          law. Children, obey your parents, and have an affection for
250 III |           is not of Christ, nor a partaker of His passion; but is a
251 V   |    announced Christ, and as being partakers of the same Spirit with
252 IV  |          as your own body, as the partners of your life, and your co-adjutors
253 IV  |        you also, therefore, as "a peculiar people, and a holy nation,"
254 VIII|      forgiveness, if they turn in penitence to the unity of God, and
255 IX  |        Him, but the Gospel is the perfection of immortality. All these
256 IV  |            and a holy nation," to perform all things with harmony
257 III |          with such a man, lest ye perish along with him, even should
258 III |           you should beat them or persecute them, as do the Gentiles "
259 X   |       Antioch on the Close of the Persecution.~Since, according to your
260 VI  |         called a Nicolaitan, this person can neither be a lover of
261 IV  |       rest of the prophets; as of Peter, and Paul, and the rest
262 IX  |           the prophets, and these pillars of the world, the apostles,
263 V   |        proclaimed the Gospel, and placed their hope in Him, and waited
264 VI  |      unions are a good thing, and places the highest happiness in
265 III | yourselves, then, from those evil planes which Jesus Christ does
266 III |        yourselves from those evil plants which Jesus Christ does
267 VI  |         children, destruction and pollution, or deems certain kinds
268 VI  |         of men. And such a man is poor in understanding, even as
269 IV  |       fellow-soldier," I hold the position of one who [simply] admonishes
270 VI  |          falsely so called, being possessed of mere carnal circumcision.
271 IX  |       Christ, on whose account He poured out His own blood, as her
272 IX  |           of God. The ministering powers of God are good. The Comforter
273 I   |                        Chapter I.-Praise of the Bishop.~Which bishop,
274 VI  |           and the Holy Ghost, and praises the creation, but calls
275 VI  |           Judaism.~But if any one preach the Jewish law unto you,
276 III |          not stand aloof from the preacher of falsehood, he shall be
277 VIII|          archives ought not to be preferred to the Spirit. "It is hard
278 IV  |         Father. And thus unity is preserved throughout. Let not the
279 III |           and gentle shepherd who presides over you. I therefore exhort
280 IV  |           s house," that I should pretend to be equal in honour to
281 VIII|          hard to kick against the pricks; " it is hard to disbelieve
282 VI  |         devices and snares of the prince of this world, lest at any
283 IV  |         but out of regard for the propagation of mankind. Fathers, "bring
284 VIII|   answered me, That remains to be proved. But to me Jesus Christ
285 III |          on the good, and sendeth rain on the just and on the unjust; "
286 I   |        and of God the Father, who raised Him from the dead; at whose
287 V   |           Jesus Christ, and being reckoned along with [us] in the Gospel
288 III |          and forbearance they may recover themselves out of the snare
289 IX  |   marriage portion, that He might redeem her. All these things tend
290 VIII|  disbelieve Christ; it is hard to reject the preaching of the apostles.~
291 VIII|            they answered me, That remains to be proved. But to me
292 IV  |      which is better, not for the reproach of wedlock, but for the
293 XI  |        the Lord Jesus Christ will requite, in whom they hope, in flesh,
294 IX  |      Until He come for whom it is reserved, and He shall be the expectation
295 XI  |           word of God, along with Rheus Agathopus, an elect man,
296 IV  |           the Scripture] says, "A righteous father educates [his children]
297 III |    Wherefore "He makes His sun to rise upon the evil and on the
298 VII |         word is not mine, but God's-Give heed to the bishop, and
299 IX  |        the Key, the Shepherd, the Sacrifice, the Door of knowledge,
300 XI  |            Chapter XI.-Thanks and Salutation.~Now, as to Philo the deacon,
301 V   |          true, and the Author of [saving] knowledge. For there is
302 IX  |         viz. the appearing of our Saviour Jesus Christ, His passion,
303 VIII|     believe it. To such persons I say that my archives are Jesus
304 III |          follows him that makes a schism in the Church, he shall
305 III |                Chapter III.-Avoid Schismatics.~Keep yourselves from those
306 Int |        whom He has established in security, after His own will, and
307 V   |       same wicked, deceitful, and seducing spirit; so also did the
308 I   |            I know that he was not selected to undertake the ministry
309 III |         evil and on the good, and sendeth rain on the just and on
310 V   |           of both intelligent and sensitive beings, and in order to
311 III |          any man follows him that separates from the truth, he shall
312 IV  |        like Judith, noted for her seriousness; and like Anna, eminent
313 VI  |        and body, such an one is a serpent, that preaches deceit and
314 IV  |           and His blood which was shed for us is one; one loaf
315 VI  |       devil, and is a disciple of Simon Magus, not of the Holy Spirit.
316 IV  |          the position of one who [simply] admonishes you.~
317 XI  |      wisheth not the death of the sinner, but his repentance." `
318 III |     recover themselves out of the snare of the devil, and becoming
319 IV  |        like Anna, eminent for her sobriety. I do not ordain these things
320 VI  |       ease and in danger, both in sorrow and in joy. I thank God,
321 V   |          Spirit, who is good, and sovereign, and true, and the Author
322 VII |          But if ye suspect that I spake thus, as having learned
323 III |  Scripture], "Thine eye shall not spare him." You ought therefore
324 VI  |     either of such persons do not speak concerning Jesus Christ,
325 IX  |      world, the apostles, and the spouse of Christ, on whose account
326 III |           and if any man does not stand aloof from the preacher
327 IV  |          entered into the married state, of which I have just spoken.
328 VI  |         of the Holy Spirit, and a stranger to Christ. All such persons
329 III |            if it may be they will submit themselves. For our God
330 V   |         exercise a beneficial and suitable providence [over them].
331 III |           Wherefore "He makes His sun to rise upon the evil and
332 VII | presbytery and deacons. But if ye suspect that I spake thus, as having
333 VII | presbytery and deacons. Now, some suspected me of having spoken thus,
334 IV  |          Christ, and by their own sweat and toil; it behoves you
335 IV  |           But One Eucharist, Etc.~Take ye heed, then, to have but
336 IV  |         servants, as holy Job has taught you; for there is one nature,
337 III |          Lord to receive with all tenderness those that repent and return
338     | Thine
339 VI  |        unlawful unions are a good thing, and places the highest
340 VI  |       confesses Christ Jesus, but thinks the Lord to be a mere man,
341 Int |          be able to do so, but be thoroughly weakened by the power of
342     | throughout
343 IV  |           beloved disciple, as of Timothy, as of Titus, as of Evodius,
344 IV  |    disciple, as of Timothy, as of Titus, as of Evodius, as of Clement,
345 IV  |        and by their own sweat and toil; it behoves you also, therefore,
346 IV  |         holy Scriptures, and also trades, that they may not indulge
347 IX  |            and who alone has been trusted with the secrets of God.
348 VI  |          If any one confesses the truths mentioned, but calls lawful
349 VIII|       grants forgiveness, if they turn in penitence to the unity
350 IV  |            also, there is but one unbegotten Being, God, even the Father;
351 VI  |          than to Judaism from one uncircumcised. But if either of such persons
352 VIII|        faith which is by Him, are undefiled monuments of antiquity;
353 VI  |         And such a man is poor in understanding, even as by name he is an
354 I   |       that he was not selected to undertake the ministry which pertains
355 III |         nor to associate with the ungodly. If any one walks according
356 VI  |         but affirms that unlawful unions are a good thing, and places
357 III |       rain on the just and on the unjust; " of whose kindness the
358 VI  |      human soul, but affirms that unlawful unions are a good thing,
359     | Until
360     | unto
361     | up
362 V   |                           Chapter V.-Pray for Me.~My brethren,
363 I   |    accomplish more than those who vainly talk. For he is in harmony
364 VI  |                           Chapter VI.-Do Not Accept Judaism.~
365 VII |                           Chapter VII.-I Have Exhorted You to
366 VIII|                           Chapter VIII.-The Same Continued.~I therefore
367 III |           fox, a destroyer of the vineyard of Christ. Have no fellowship
368 VII |        cried, I spoke with a loud voice: Give heed to the bishop,
369 VII |        cried, I spoke with a loud voice-the word is not mine, but God'
370 VI  |          own flesh, and therefore void of the Holy Spirit, and
371 V   |     placed their hope in Him, and waited for Him; in whom also believing,
372 V   |        Christ, hoping in Him, and waiting for Him; and they obtained
373 IV  | throughout. Let not the widows be wanderers about, nor fond of dainties,
374 III |       those that hate God, and to waste away [with grief] on account
375 IX  |        over them all. This is the Way which leads to the Father,
376     | we
377 Int |          do so, but be thoroughly weakened by the power of Jesus Christ
378 IV  |         fellow-servants: that so, whatsoever ye do, ye may do it according
379 IV  |           throughout. Let not the widows be wanderers about, nor
380 III |           does not tend, but that wild beast, the destroyer of
381 Int |          hands, against which the winds and the floods have beaten,
382 VI  |        the only-begotten God, and Wisdom, and the Word of God, and
383 IV  |          heart shall rejoice in a wise son." Masters, be gentle
384 XI  |       grace of Jesus Christ, "who wisheth not the death of the sinner,
385 III |          whose kindness the Lord, wishing us also to be imitators,
386 VII |           Spirit proclaimed these words: Do nothing without the
387 IV  |         an affection for them, as workers together with God for your
388 VI  |           of the spirit which now worketh in the children of this
389 X   |                           Chapter X.-Congratulate the Inhabitants
390 XI  |                           Chapter XI.-Thanks and Salutation.~
391 Int |        been able to overthrow it: yea, and may spiritual wickedness
392 I   |           less blameless than was Zacharias the priest. Wherefore my
393 X   |          a ministry; and if ye be zealous [in this matter], ye shall