Letter, Par.

 1  I, 2|         and moth-eaten wool when God says "Fear ye not the reproach
 2  I, 2| dissolved, such is the manner of God's dealing (for I will resume
 3  I, 2|          wonder-working power of God, the supreme artificer,
 4  I, 2|         hymns of thanksgiving to God for that they had been bound,
 5  I, 2|        heroes, and the herald of God's marvellous deed, and everywhere
 6  I, 2|    wrought by the wonder-working God. For inasmuch as he had
 7  I, 3|         of resource belonging to God? His wisdom, His extraordinary
 8  I, 3|       continue to give thanks to God for all things, praising,
 9  I, 3|           yet the long-suffering God endured this tragical cruelty,
10  I, 3|       saying "This man is not of God but deceiveth the multitude"
11  I, 3|       called Him an adversary of God, and a gluttonous, and greedy
12  I, 4|           If thou art the Son of God come down from the cross
13  I, 4|       And yet the long-suffering God patiently endured, ordering
14  I, 5|         by a smooth course only, God rich in wisdom and resource
15  I, 5|        providence and succour of God. But that you may not hear
16 II, 3|  shifting his home on account of God's command, and sacrificed
17 IV, 1|        perhaps it seemed good to God that I should be set to
18 IV, 3|        for obtaining praise with God? Now the reason of all this,
19 IV, 3|          for joy, and to glorify God who has counted me worthy
20 IV, 5|       they were to happen, which God forbid: one is that a bishop