Letter, Par.

 1  I, 2|        above all that we ask or think." Could He not, for example,
 2  I, 3|        and benefactor. How many think you then stumbled at these
 3  I, 4|       companions. How many then think you who had lately seen
 4  I, 4|         And what was the effect think you when He was being scourged?
 5  I, 4|     middle of the day. How many think you who were present then
 6  I, 4| ribaldry and derision? How many think you were offended, how many
 7  I, 4|  fastened to the wood, how many think you were offended? For not
 8  I, 4|  vinegar on the sponge how many think you were offended? or when
 9  I, 4|         and stole Him" how many think you were offended, how many
10  I, 4|       dead." How many therefore think you were offended in those
11 II, 2|      not indeed that you are to think the courageous endurance
12 II, 3|                              3. Think not however that it is an
13 II, 3|      kingdom of Heaven." Do not think therefore that to pray for
14 II, 3|        he collects. Do not then think that the labour now allotted
15 II, 4|         long ago, so at least I think, have departed from this
16 IV, 3|         their hands. Do you not think that these sufferings alone,