Chapter

 1 I  |    may serve to nourish your spirit also. For it is not well
 2 I  |     to be filled and for the spirit to hunger. Surely if that
 3 I  |    ones, grieve not the Holy Spirit (Eph. iv. 30) Who hath entered
 4 II |       how much more from the spirit of the age and its affairs!
 5 II |    whether in the prison the spirit does not gain more than
 6 II |      while, in addition, the spirit gains what is always serviceable
 7 II |   all things are open to the spirit. In spirit roam forth, in
 8 II |   are open to the spirit. In spirit roam forth, in spirit walk
 9 II |     In spirit roam forth, in spirit walk abroad, setting before
10 II |     thou walkest along it in spirit so often wilt thou not be
11 III|     the President,7 the Holy Spirit is the Trainer, the wreath
12 III|    Who anointed you with the Spirit, and hath brought you forth
13 IV |  that the flesh is weak, the spirit ready (Matt. xxvi. 41).
14 IV |   For He said first that the spirit was ready because He wished
15 IV | should be subservient to the spirit, the weaker to the stronger,
16 IV |    strength from it. Let the spirit confer with the flesh about
17 IV |    against all this, let the spirit place before itself and