Letter, Par.

 1  I, 3 |       him, until we have got him back again? And where do these
 2  I, 3 |         conducting the lost soul back to its former life? For
 3  I, 4 |     advantage, and to bring them back to a purely sound state
 4  I, 5 |       His own power, drawing him back again after so great a display
 5  I, 5 |      without amendment, and went back again to his former wickedness.
 6  I, 7 |        who turneth away not turn back?"17 But if you inquire of
 7  I, 7 |             and then was brought back again, represents to us
 8  I, 7 |         no means, but brought it back neither driving it, nor
 9  I, 7 |        the best physicians bring back those who are far gone in
10  I, 13|        in this fashion God calls back again. For the captivity
11  I, 13|          again have brought them back to their home. He would
12  I, 16|          for those who have come back again after repentance to
13  I, 17|     oversight of him dragged him back again into the former sea
14  I, 17|          him, and so brought him back to his former condition.72 ~
15  I, 18|          to me, whom I have sent back to thee; thou therefore
16  I, 18|          thou shouldest have him back for ever; no longer as a
17  I, 18|     again we read "if a man goes back from righteousness to sin
18  I, 19| foundation; only let us not fall back again into that material
19  I, 19|          not despair do not fall back; for I will not cease repeating
20 II, 5 |         we speedily receive thee back, dear friend, sound in the