Book, Par.

 1  I, 6  |  weakness, I were to deprive the flock of Christ of a young man
 2 II, 1  |       requite those who tend the flock which He purchased, not
 3 II, 2  | indulgence from the owner of the flock; and even if the latter
 4 II, 2  |   entrusted to him, the rational flock of Christ, incurs a penalty
 5 II, 2  |        avert pestilence from the flock. With whom then has he to
 6 II, 2  |         cruel, beleaguering this flock? This also you shall behold
 7 II, 2  |          who wish to destroy the flock, when they see the guardian
 8 II, 2  |    should they capture the whole flock, they do not leave the shepherd
 9 II, 4  |          pastor of sheep has his flock following him, wherever
10 II, 4  |       Lord say that zeal for the flock was a token of love for
11 II, 4  |          fear lest if I took the flock in hand when it was in good
12 II, 4  |         the God who so loved the flock as to give Himself up for
13 II, 8  |    youths, they have defiled the flock of God, and Christian affairs
14 III, 15|         takes place, so that the flock of Christ is unable to find
15 III, 17|          more precious, and this flock is of a nobler character
16 IV, 1  |      undertaking the care of the flock of Christ without consideration
17 IV, 4  |        in, and make havoc of the flock? But not to enumerate all
18 IV, 4  |          the greater part of the flock. In ordinary warfare we
19 VI, 8  |         concerned with the whole flock, to have a care for the