Homily, Par.

 1  I,  1 |        with the multitude of the things spoken, but thy brother
 2  I,  2 |          soul, full of many good things, he came and bored it through
 3  I,  3 |          and next, that the good things which have been given to
 4  I,  3 |          if he had not given the things after these, which were
 5  I,  3 |   restoration. Since after those things he did become better, he
 6  I,  4 |       from their plan. All which things God foresaw, and since they
 7  I,  4 |          is at liberty to do all things as he wills. But still as
 8  I,  4 |          and now none of all the things will fail them, which they
 9  I,  4 |        this is what "none of the things will fail them which they
10  I,  4 |  atmosphere, or any other of the things which chasten human nature,
11  I,  4 |      care. For He who does these things is such that He even chastens
12  I,  4 |       sound. Then does God these things saith one? God does these
13  I,  4 |        saith one? God does these things, and even if the whole city,
14  I,  4 |      testify that God does these things. I do not say these things
15  I,  4 |       things. I do not say these things in arrogance but I have
16  I,  4 |       confound the nature of the things, and fall into blasphemy.~
17  I,  5 |       and the countless dreadful things, which are worthy of the
18  I,  5 |  physician who does so many evil things, but to blaspheme God, if
19  I,  5 |       time He doeth one of these things, if He bring on either famine
20  I,  5 |         but with countless other things. Him who is in poverty He
21  I,  6 |                 6. Fearing these things for them who reproach God,
22  I,  6 |        done to the possessed the things which they did to the swine,
23  I,  6 |          is possible to see both things in the case of these Demons,
24  I,  6 |       the Demons, and from these things thou shalt know clearly
25  I,  6 |      they would suffer far worse things than these which they now
26  I,  6 |      this of those who say these things, what kind of disorder they
27  I,  6 | succession of night and day, all things, both above and below, as
28  I,  8 |        world." Knowing all these things therefore, Let us both moralize
29  I,  8 |       His providence in part, in things incomprehensible let us
30  I,  8 |     ourselves glorify him in all things. For thus shall we win more
31 II,  2 |       ceasing to occur. Now such things do not reach the rank of
32 II,  2 |        also we have spoken these things. Do you wish that I should
33 II,  2 |        give heed strictly to the things which are now about to be
34 II,  3 |       saying, "For the invisible things of Him, since the creation
35 II,  3 |      being perceived through the things that are made."6 For each
36 II,  3 |           Dost thou see that all things hurt the weak man? Dost
37 II,  5 |                     5. All these things have been now said by me,
38 III,  1|    deception. I do not say these things again as discharging the
39 III,  1|         is the greatest proof of things, a clear testimony, and
40 III,  2|          purpose.~Remember these things. With these stop the mouths
41 III,  3|          way and a stranger. All things were alike to those and
42 III,  3|       the comparison makes these things the plainer. And these and
43 III,  4|      used to say, "Give not holy things to the dogs, neither cast
44 III,  4|        of Eve. She gave the holy things to the dog, to the swine.
45 III,  4|          making him ruler of all things upon the earth, and granted
46 III,  4|         Devil manifested no good things by his deed, whether little,
47 III,  4|        the other, when all these things beset him, and weighed upon
48 III,  5|       learning how many glorious things spring from earnestness.
49 III,  5|    discourses to all to bear all things which befal them nobly,
50 III,  5|        be noticed in each of the things which happened to him, a
51 III,  5|          I said, would have many things with which to reproach themselves.
52 III,  6|     saith he "abhorred me" These things at least are unbearable
53 III,  6|         he endured more grievous things in his sleep, hear what
54 III,  7|         become easier, all these things being removed after the
55 III,  7|  Considering therefore all these things, that misfortunes were greater