Homily, Par.

 1  I,  1 |        receiving all that he can take in.~
 2  I,  3 |        only to give, but also to take away what was given, is
 3  I,  3 |     goodness is it, says one, to take away the gift? Wait, and
 4  I,  5 | according to that view which men take of it. For since we are
 5  I,  6 |        at the time at which they take back their own. And shall
 6  I,  6 |       reproach God who wishes to take back his own? Indeed now
 7 II     |       does no harm to us - if we take heed: And concerning repentance.~
 8 II,  2 |      overthrows those who do not take heed. Let the Devil be allowed
 9 II,  2 |        place and which ceases to take place, occurring and ceasing
10 II,  2 |         to us, if we would only, take heed: in order that thou
11 II,  3 | carelessness of those who do not take heed. What then? Shall we
12 II,  3 |        heed. What then? Shall we take away even the creation?
13 II,  3 |         destruction if we do not take heed, not because of their
14 II,  4 |          for the executioner, to take vengeance, giving heed to
15 II,  5 |    admonition, let the young man take this advice. Yea, art thou
16 III,  2|        sin to accuse the Master. Take knowledge of the cause of
17 III,  2|          to ancient example, but take our models from present
18 III,  5|          words, come, and let us take in hand severally the ills
19 III,  7|        all men assail us, let us take sufficient comfort for all