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  1  I, 1      |          genuine and true friends, men who understood the laws
  2  I, 6      |         entered the minds of these men; for looking to myself I
  3  I, 7      |        many and such distinguished men and advancing mere youths,8
  4  I, 7      |            from such distinguished men without cause or consideration,
  5  I, 7      |           cruel one, and designing men are many, genuine love is
  6  I, 7(8)   |       fixed 30 as the age at which men were eligible for the priesthood,
  7  I, 8      |           expenditure of money and men, so that they gain nothing
  8  I, 8      |        resources and multitudes of men are not like mental powers:
  9 II, 1      |       penetrates the hearts of all men?), but in order to teach
 10 II, 2      |        authority, women as well as men; but when one is required
 11 II, 2      |          task, and the majority of men also; and we must bring
 12 II, 3      |         not possible to doctor all men with the same authority
 13 II, 3      |           For Christians above all men are not permitted forcibly
 14 II, 4      |           to be ashamed before all men."13 Therefore the pastor
 15 II, 4      |        wonderful and distinguished men, nor, had this been the
 16 II, 5      |         Christ said, "Hereby shall men know that ye are my disciples
 17 II, 7      |       taken of the insult shown to men, seeing that by paying honor
 18 II, 7      |        treated great and excellent men, my benefactors moreover,
 19 II, 7      |    moreover, with contempt. For if men ought to be punished for
 20 II, 7      |           from having insulted the men in question I should say
 21 II, 8      |           office, I do not say all men, but those who take pleasure
 22 II, 8      |        this dignity, whereas these men reject those who support
 23 II, 8      |          pray, have they passed by men who have undergone innumerable
 24 III, 1     |           been found guilty by all men, not of arrogance, but of
 25 III, 2     |           might have persuaded all men to anticipate great and
 26 III, 4     |            vocation, and persuaded men while still abiding in the
 27 III, 4     |        that thou art still amongst men, and standing upon the earth?
 28 III, 5     |            into the hands of these men by the Son. For they have
 29 III, 5     |            envy and respect to all men; but he who has received
 30 III, 6     |         they pursued it; but these men, when the office has been
 31 III, 6     |        come into conflict with any men of high rank and great power
 32 III, 9     |             and would that it were men who do this instead of women,
 33 III, 10    |          such madness from me. For men of understanding do not
 34 III, 10    |       entrusting it to commonplace men who readily accept what
 35 III, 11    |            which becomes Christian men: whereas they who fear and
 36 III, 11    |           it, as becomes Christian men, knowing that deposition
 37 III, 11    |        says our Lord, "are ye when men shall revile you and persecute
 38 III, 13    |         and there; and one may see men, who are strong in the former
 39 III, 13    |            savage beasts. Now such men especially we should exclude
 40 III, 14    | organization. For it easily impels men to arrogance, and unseasonable
 41 III, 14    |            their shortcomings make men more indifferent to the
 42 III, 14    |         For the faults of ordinary men, being committed as it were
 43 III, 14    |            faults of insignificant men, even if they are exposed,
 44 III, 14    |           great to others: for all men measure the sin, not by
 45 III, 14    |             The souls therefore of men elected to the priesthood
 46 III, 14    |          the bodies of those young men. When then it finds a little
 47 III, 14    |  overshadows all the rest. And all men are ready to pass judgment
 48 III, 14    |         infirmity. And just as all men fear and flatter a tyrant
 49 III, 14(28)|     fathers," i. ch. 6. and "great men," ch. 7, and here he speaks
 50 III, 15    |         his piety. For I know many men who have exercised perpetual
 51 III, 15    |        effect this. There are also men who bring forward other
 52 III, 15    |           rule than this? that bad men, laden with iniquity, should
 53 III, 15    |         and awful to be defiled by men who are either wicked or
 54 III, 15    |           worthless? for when some men are entrusted with the administration
 55 III, 15    |          wonder is it that worldly men, who love the praise of
 56 III, 15    |          for they take commonplace men off-hand, and set them to
 57 III, 15    |        only do they elect unworthy men, but actually expel those
 58 III, 15    |      atrocious to expel the useful men as to force in the useless.
 59 III, 15    |         riches of Thy forbearance! Men who on account of Thy name
 60 III, 15    |            rejecting and expelling men of zeal in order that the
 61 III, 15    |      should prefer favor with such men to his own salvation, accepting
 62 III, 15    |        Church has admitted corrupt men, its once tranquil surface
 63 III, 16    |         extreme condemnation among men, and abates the zeal of
 64 III, 16    |          of every excuse. Now most men, when they see any one superior
 65 III, 16    |        cause of all good things in men, impelling as it were and
 66 III, 16    |       account one of the wisest of men, having regard to the avarice
 67 III, 17    |         should slip and fall; many men also there are who lay snares
 68 III, 17    |            her to meet the gaze of men; for no anxiety about the
 69 III, 17    |     account for things which other men have done. Moreover, he
 70 III, 17    |     exceeding those experienced by men who sit to judge secular
 71 III, 17    |            more even than the idle men about town, unspeakable
 72 III, 17    |           richer and more powerful men, under the pressure of some
 73 III, 17    |            an easy matter, as some men delight in making vain and
 74 IV, 1      |          sayest, most excellent of men, but not in order that I
 75 IV, 1      |          peaceful life of ordinary men, but thou didst drag me
 76 IV, 1      |             the meek above all the men which were upon the face
 77 IV, 1      |          the most inexperienced of men, because this one commands
 78 IV, 1      |       neither be partaker of other men's sins."17 Dost thou not
 79 IV, 6      |            has that to do with the men of to-day? For he had a
 80 IV, 6      |    terrible to the demons. But the men of the present day, if they
 81 IV, 6      |            ears to hear.41 But the men of to-day-not that I would
 82 IV, 6      |           surpasses all his fellow men. And what is this? After
 83 IV, 6      |            The unskilled person in men's estimation is not only
 84 IV, 8      |         who is unskillful as these men pretend, be able to convict
 85 IV, 8      |           be a great inducement to men to keep the commandments,
 86 IV, 9      |         and to moralize over other men's calamities. ~
 87  V, 1      |      findest that earnest and good men have the management of it.
 88  V, 1      |           to another, so here also men are divided, and become
 89  V, 1      |          sermons any part of other men's works, he is exposed to
 90  V, 4      |           most unreasonable of all men, and to omit nothing which
 91  V, 6      |          should consist of learned men, but the chances are that
 92  V, 7      |           indeed, he be praised by men, let him not repudiate their
 93 VI, 2      |            shoot down the souls of men by the opposite of these-this
 94 VI, 3      |                3. For ere now some men who have escaped these snares,
 95 VI, 3      |       which come from the hands of men, unless a man receive them
 96 VI, 4      |          himself the father of all men, he draws near to God, beseeching
 97 VI, 4      |         For since he must mix with men who have wives, and who
 98 VI, 6      |      intercourse with their fellow men, and may have the tranquillity
 99 VI, 8      |     entertain in thy thoughts such men as these, when the Priesthood
100 VI, 8      |       searches the souls of mortal men; and if any one be passionate
101 VI, 9      |          to clear himself with all men of the charges which they
102 VI, 9      |           the Lord, but before all men."13 So great, yea and far
103 VI, 11     |        prophets, and of your young men for Nazarites;16 and before
104 VI, 11     |          And why do I speak of the men who follow this ministration.
105 VI, 12     |         recollection of outrageous men has come over me, and of
106 VI, 12     |           us from the ignorance of men? What then is this, which
107 VI, 12     |             the unworthiest of all men, and to undergo such great
108 VI, 12     |            the whole generation of men that have been, or that
109 VI, 12     |           these, fierce and savage men, and let the time of the
110 VI, 12     |       hoofs of horses and heads of men lying together, a human
111 VI, 13     |        would be ludicrous to bring men into comparison with him.
112 VI, 13     |    inexperienced and feeble of all men, by betraying through this