Homily, Par.

 1  I,  1 |  especially since the last Lord's Day: For that ye partake of
 2  I,  1 |          oracles insatiably, that day particularly shewed: whereon
 3  I,  1 |           on the occasion of that day. At the beginning indeed,
 4  I,  2 |     remained over to us from that day. What then was that which
 5  I,  2 |         wonder. But then, in that day the whole nature of man
 6  I,  5 |    disciples, "sufficient for the day is the evil thereof,"19
 7  I,  6 |          so many years proceeding day by day in regular order,
 8  I,  6 |           years proceeding day by day in regular order, a manifold
 9  I,  6 |           succession of night and day, all things, both above
10  I,  7 |         the substance of the poor day by day, and suffers no terrible
11  I,  7 |      substance of the poor day by day, and suffers no terrible
12  I,  7 |          here all the good men, a day of judgment were superfluous.
13  I,  7 |         to their sober senses one day; how could he deprive those
14  I,  7 |    exceeding forbearance, and one day to have gone over to virtue,
15 II,  5 |      fixed term of life, "For the day of the Lord so cometh as
16 II,  5 |        men taken away prematurely day after day? On this account
17 II,  5 |        away prematurely day after day? On this account a certain
18 II,  5 |         Lord and put not off from day to day,"17 lest at any time,
19 II,  5 |           put not off from day to day,"17 lest at any time, as
20 II,  6 |       lazy; but walk in all these day by day. For the ways are
21 II,  6 |          walk in all these day by day. For the ways are easy,
22 III,  1|                            1. The day before yesterday we set
23 III,  1|          for you. But others, the day before yesterday while these
24 III,  4|          God knoweth, that on the day on which ye eat, your eyes
25 III,  6| aggravation of his misfortunes by day. For that he endured more
26 III,  7|          he indeed was before the day of grace and of the law,