Homily, Par.

 1  I,  2 |   the ages to come he might shew the exceeding riches of
 2  I,  2 |      in order that he might shew to the ages to come?" Has
 3  I,  3 | this is enough of itself to shew his tender care towards
 4  I,  3 |      In order that he might shew forth his own lovingkindness,
 5  I,  3 |   this dishonour, may again shew himself worthy of restoration,
 6 II,  1 |  humble? who thought fit to shew his warm love thus, and
 7 III,  2|   you. Is any a fornicator? Shew him another who is self-restrained.
 8 III,  2|     covetous and rapacious? Shew him one who gives alms.
 9 III,  2|  live in jealousy and envy? Shew him one clean from passion.
10 III,  2|     Job was such as he was? Shew him another man, emulating
11 III,  3|     thou wish that I should shew thee a comparison arising
12 III,  6|     thou wish that I should shew thee the warfare at nature'