Homily, Par.

 1  I,  3|           cause of chastisement and punishment on all sides, ejecting ourselves
 2  I,  5|             the utmost reproach and punishment. Again there is evil, which
 3  I,  5|   affliction, which arises from our punishment; thus naming it not in regard
 4  I,  5|           sides, that he here calls punishment evil; and himself brings
 5  I,  7|           the other continues under punishment? And this very thing is
 6  I,  7|        through fear by means of the punishment of the others, more in earnest.
 7  I,  7|           makes the others by their punishment, more self-restrained. And
 8  I,  7|          might become better by the punishment of the others? Were not
 9  I,  7|     themselves become better by the punishment of others. But if He had
10  I,  7|           to become better from the punishment of others, of the benefit
11  I,  7|         evil being cut off by their punishment, and their chastening is
12  I,  7|          their own salvation by the punishment of others. But if they remain
13  I,  7|          God does not bring upon us punishment for each sin. So that when
14  I,  8| self-controlled, and lightening our punishment to come for us. For that
15  I,  8|            should experience milder punishment there hear St. Paul saying "