Homily, Par.

 1  I,  7 |     other good qualities, and is chastened with poverty and disease,
 2  I,  7 |      both of the rapacious, many chastened, and of those living virtuously,
 3  I,  7 |         are two evil men, is one chastened, and another gets off, and
 4  I,  7 |        when certain evil men are chastened, and certain good men punished,
 5  I,  7 |     profiting both those who are chastened, and those who are not chastened.
 6  I,  7 | chastened, and those who are not chastened. For he separates their
 7  I,  7 |        others? Were not then the chastened unjustly dealt with says
 8  I,  7 |         they could without being chastened themselves become better
 9  I,  7 |     penitence God would not have chastened them. For if when he foresaw
10  I,  7 |         Again, they who were not chastened are in no way unjustly treated;
11  I,  7 |       why all the wicked are not chastened here, but another also not
12  I,  7 |  manifest to us, that if we were chastened for each of our sins, we
13  I,  7 |     rapacious, covetous, and not chastened, then do thou unfold thine
14  I,  7 |        it is not expedient to be chastened for each of thy sins: for
15  I,  7 |          seest any righteous man chastened, remember Job: for if any
16  I,  8 |           For either when we are chastened, we pay the penalty of our
17  I,  8 |          it is possible that one chastened here, and bearing it thankfully
18 III,  3|      would not be destined to be chastened, when another sinned and