Homily, Par.

 1  I,  6 |    in a contrary spirit, and being impatient with Him when
 2  I,  7 |   become baser and worse, as being more careless than the excellent,
 3  I,  7 |       For they could without being chastened themselves become
 4  I,  7 |     treated, both their evil being cut off by their punishment,
 5 II,  3 |     world, are clearly seen, being perceived through the things
 6 II,  3 |       but to those which are being saved, it is the power of
 7 II,  5 |    himself, in order that we being nourished by these hopes,
 8 II,  6 |   And the publican is proof, being unable to declare his good
 9 III,  1|     while these matters were being set on foot here, took their
10 III,  1| while the great multitude is being borne along vehemently.
11 III,  3|     the other, and that some being judged by the others may
12 III,  3|     to those who possess it, being on all sides destitute of
13 III,  4|  woman: For it does not say, being deceived, but "seeing the
14 III,  4|  loss of his children, after being stripped bare of all his
15 III,  5|      conscious in oneself of being punished justly. But he
16 III,  5|     was strong, and the body being destroyed little by little,
17 III,  7|     easier, all these things being removed after the coming