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 1 II, 6  |     then suppose that love is sufficient for the correction of one'
 2 III, 1 |    have already said might be sufficient to prove that in avoiding
 3 III, 7 |    trouble. If, indeed, it be sufficient to bear the name of pastor,
 4 III, 15|   former provocation were not sufficient to kindle the wrath of God,
 5 III, 16|     greatness of soul is ever sufficient of itself, although it ought
 6 III, 17|  divine Bridegroom, it is not sufficient to receive a certificate
 7 III, 17|      these considerations are sufficient to convince even the most
 8 IV, 1  |    man, be able to plead as a sufficient excuse the consciousness
 9 IV, 2  |       so neither will it be a sufficient plea for those who ordain
10 IV, 2  |   fell to pieces, would it be sufficient excuse for him to allege
11  V, 7  |     him not be grieved. For a sufficient consolation in his labors,
12  V, 8  | rewarded by scanty praise, is sufficient to cast down a man who cannot
13 VI, 6  |  token of patience, but not a sufficient proof of entire fortitude
14 VI, 7  |      of all, for he has shown sufficient proof of personal manliness.