Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1     | seasonable for me to utter these words now, yea much more than
 2  I, 1     |       upon him; and to utter the words of the prophet, "As the
 3  I, 3     |       shall reply to them in the words of the prophet, saying "
 4  I, 3     |        unsympathetic as to utter words of encouragement in place
 5  I, 6(13) |          after "sorrowfully" the words "in his ways." I beheld
 6  I, 6(14) |             I Kings xxi. 29. The words "because he hath wept before
 7  I, 6     |       these men, but also by the words of the prophet does God
 8  I, 7     |      partly by plainer deeds and words. Now that sheep which had
 9  I, 9     |         we shall only hear those words which the rich man heard
10  I, 9     |          punishment for both our words and thoughts, much more
11  I, 11    |  possible to consider it; for no words will suffice for an adequate
12  I, 11    |          And to prove that these words are no empty vaunt let us
13  I, 11    |   reality is plain from the very words of the Evangelist. For what
14  I, 12    |         brings forward deeds and words and thoughts, and exhibits
15  I, 12    |   possibly be represented now in words; but then we shall know
16  I, 13    |      then cannot be described in words, nor grasped by the understanding:
17  I, 18    |         So then he also who sows words, and tears, and confession,
18  I, 19(82)|                            These words seem to be understood, although