Homily, Par.

 1  I,  1 |        evident during the whole time, but especially since the
 2  I,  1 |     himself one born out of due time, and not even thinking himself
 3  I,  1 |        the discourse before the time and the proper hours. Thou
 4  I,  5 |        blaspheme God, if at any time He doeth one of these things,
 5  I,  5 |         God, if he would at any time raise us up, when we are
 6  I,  6 |         them our thanks for the time during which they lent it,
 7  I,  6 |        are not indignant at the time at which they take back
 8  I,  6 |        brief breathing space of time: if they had gotten unto
 9  I,  6 |      Job, how in one instant of time he annihilated all, consider
10  I,  6 |       little breathing space of time could they have endured
11  I,  8 |        have continued so long a time, were there not a certain
12 II,  1 |           1. When Isaac, in old time, was desirous to eat a meal
13 II,  1 |         of the earth.~But it is time to proceed to set out our
14 II,  2 |         good habit, passing his time in the wrestling school,
15 II,  2 |    choice. For even this at one time is present, at another time
16 II,  2 |     time is present, at another time is absent. Do not thou then
17 II,  5 |      day to day,"17 lest at any time, as thou delayest, thou
18 III,  7| standard as he, after so long a time, and such advantage, and