Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1 |      doing, much more will God be able to draw thee up again to
 2  I, 3 |       race-course, how will he be able while he abides outside
 3  I, 3 |          him? For he who has been able to slip out of this chain,
 4  I, 3 |          strength, how will he be able to prevail, and to resist,
 5  I, 10|       flame, and then you will be able clearly to discern the difference.
 6  I, 10|         even the body will not be able to experence this at thet
 7  I, 10|    remarks, but when ye have been able to escape it. For now, entangled
 8  I, 12|          it shall fall and not be able to rise up again: for iniquity
 9  I, 13|     condition of nobility, and is able henceforth with much boldness
10  I, 14|          worst crimes, shall I be able to recover his favour?"
11  I, 15|         the reason why we are not able to save even the body. For
12  I, 15|        kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul; but rather
13  I, 15|        but rather fear Him who is able to destroy both soul and
14  I, 15|    confidence that they should be able to move the utterance was
15  I, 16|           accomplishment is to be able to set foot on the entrance,
16  I, 18|   unfollow it. For no one will be able to do anything with zeal
17  I, 18|          a good hope, will not be able to desist from sinning,
18  I, 18|   advantage for this, will not be able to overthrow those things
19  I, 19| repentance; for thus thou wilt be able to put thy soul, which makes
20  I, 19|         pieces, he will easily be able to get the better of the
21  I, 19|           of himself, will not be able to fall into indolence.
22  I, 19|          is not so great as to be able to make a stand against
23  I, 19|      virtue at least, we shall be able to have a place in Heaven.
24  I, 19|          wickedness, thou wilt be able to recover again what has
25 II, 2 |          memory of the father was able to shield the idolatry of
26 II, 4 |   confidence, how will any one be able to behold the heavenly king,
27 II, 5 |       himself no one else will be able to do this, but he is impregnable;
28 II, 5 |      choose, we shall speedily be able to break by the grace of