Homily, Par.

 1  I,  3 |         his own goodness. And what kind of goodness is it, says
 2  I,  4 |         what he says, is of such a kind as this. If they do not
 3  I,  5 |      disease, and others of a like kind. For these would not be
 4  I,  6 |         who say these things, what kind of disorder they behold
 5  I,  7 |       confusion and disorder. What kind of confusion, O man, and
 6  I,  7 |            less than this. Of what kind then is this? That if God
 7 II,  6 |           Master, both tender, and kind. She asked, against her
 8 III,  1|           of wickedness is of this kind. It is destructive to those
 9 III,  4|          there was nothing of this kind. Adam did not suffer the
10 III,  4|            rivers, and every other kind of security. Nowhere was
11 III,  4| nevertheless, when nothing of this kind existed, he fell and was
12 III,  5|          sides, with a distressing kind of decay. Again these poor
13 III,  6|        calamities is not of such a kind, that they who reproach