Homily, Par.

 1  I,  2 |  gradually conducted him to heaven. And yet the shipwreck was
 2  I,  2 | when we see the curtains of heaven drawn aside, and the King
 3  I,  4 |    wish to build a tower to heaven: had they not immediately
 4  I,  4 |   lay hold on the height of heaven itself? For why? If indeed
 5  I,  6 |     may not throw stones to heaven, and receive wounds on their
 6  I,  7 |    this, says one, when the heaven indeed, and sun, and moon,
 7 II,  1 |     needful than the dew of heaven, and the fatness of the
 8 II,  2 |  man saying "Fire fell from heaven and burnt up the sheep."
 9 II,  3 |  his weakness? God made the heaven in order that thou mayest
10 II,  3 |  alone, have worshipped the heaven; and this from their own
11 II,  6 |  different, and all lead to heaven. The first way of repentance
12 III,  1|  nourishment under the same heaven: How is it that thou art
13 III,  2|  disciples, "The Kingdom of heaven is like unto a woman who
14 III,  3|     tidings of a kingdom of heaven. Which of these was it the
15 III,  3|    he preached a kingdom of heaven, but those believed their