Homily, Par.

 1  I,  2 |  Wherefore Paul cries out and says, "He raised us up with him,
 2  I,  3 |       On this account he then says that it is past finding
 3  I,  3 |       kind of goodness is it, says one, to take away the gift?
 4  I,  3 |      when she bare a son, she says "I have gotten a man through
 5  I,  3 |    when she bare another, she says "God hath raised up seed
 6  I,  3 |    And if it were profitable, says one, to suffer expulsion
 7  I,  3 |     brings him back again and says "To-day shalt thou be with
 8  I,  4 |    foot to do."15 Now what he says, is of such a kind as this.
 9  I,  5 |       poor alone feel hunger, says one. But He does not chasten
10  I,  7 |       is the use of all this, says one, when the heaven indeed,
11  I,  7 |      disorder? A certain one, says he, is rich, and overbearing,
12  I,  7 |      offend thee? Yes, these, says he. If then thou seest both
13  I,  7 | chastened unjustly dealt with says one? For they could without
14 II,  1 |       if he does not overcome says one, by force, yet by deceitfulness.
15 II,  3 |   savour of death to many. He says at least "to one a savour
16 II,  4 |     fornicator over to him he says "For the destruction of
17 II,  5 |    thee? Still hear what Paul says "when they say peace and
18 III,  2|        When therefore any one says, why has God left the Devil
19 III,  2|        But he does upset many says one: owing to their weakness,
20 III,  3|     me in." Again to those he says the contrary. And yet both
21 III,  3|     There were ten virgins he says. Here again there are purposes
22 III,  5|     this saint. But this man, says one, has much comfort and
23 III,  5|         conscious-stricken he says "I will lay my hand upon
24 III,  6|      calls them pitiless, and says "My neighbours have rejected
25 III,  6|       his sleep, hear what he says "why dost thou frighten