Chapter
1 I | the bosom of the Father," being grieved to see his own handiwork
2 I | added to the true Faith, and being thus transformed by the
3 I | curse of childlessness. For being without issue, he took ceaseless
4 II | twain were brought into being by the Creator to be fellow-workers
5 II | like some divine seed, being planted in my heart, unmoved,
6 II | Jesus, the Lord of all; who, being alike without beginning,
7 IV | At the very moment of its being it ceaseth to be, and for
8 IV | word fall. But the other, being shrewd and quick of wit,
9 IV | us away to our brethren, being in want of victuals, we
10 VII | These were called Devils, as being deluders and deceivers. ~"
11 VII | forbidden tree in the hope of being as God, and through her
12 VII | worse excess of wickedness, being in subjection to divers
13 VII | beating their breasts, or being mourned over, or in enslavement
14 VII | impossible for a created being to see God), but by certain
15 VII | brought us out of nothing into being, nor did he suffer his own
16 VII | the bosom of the Father, being of one substance with the
17 VII | incomprehensible condescension; and, being perfect God, was made perfect
18 VII | man, nor by carnal union, being conceived in the Virgin'
19 VII | of her that bore him. He, being made of like passions with
20 VII | free of suffering: for, being of two natures, both the
21 VII | So our Lord Jesus Christ, being without sin, was crucified
22 VIII | perisheth; but the soul, being immortal, fareth whither
23 VIII | alienation from God, the being cast away from the sweetness
24 VIII | sweetness of his presence, the being deprived of that glory which
25 VIII | baffleth description, the being made a spectacle unto the
26 VIII | whole creation, and the being put to shame, and shame
27 VIII | punished, their vengeance being co-eternal with them. ~"
28 IX | they drew nigh, the door being now shut, and cried, saying, `
29 X | her; but the nightingale, being given the power of articulate
30 X | strife and hath no real being whatsoever. But with us
31 XI | numbered. So our offences, being subject to measure and number,
32 XI | teacher of the whole world, being now become its pattern of
33 XI | repentance; and others, being untimely snatched by death,
34 XII | endured every form of torment, being exposed to wild beasts,
35 XII | exiles, into the deserts, being destitute, afflicted, evil
36 XII | bridegroom. The eye of their mind being enlightened, they continually
37 XII | terrible bellowing, to avoid being devoured, ran away at full
38 XII | snares. The tree, which was being continually fretted by the
39 XII | unstable elements which, being disordered and disturbed,
40 XIII | of ten thousand talents. Being in a great strait, this
41 XIV | knowledge now only in part, being but a babe in my spiritual
42 XV | and followed Christ, some being made perfect by martyrdom,
43 XV | virtue or to vice, the soul being thus constituted by the
44 XVI | admit that which is good, being of his own free choice inclined
45 XVI | himself of the true light and being a deserter of his own accord
46 XVII | beginning of his glorious being, nor hath end, the terrible
47 XVII | of the household of God, being built upon the foundation
48 XVII | Christ our Lord himself being the chief corner-stone,
49 XVII | nothing and brought into being, though I cannot see the
50 XVIII | things is death. But now being made free from sin, and
51 XVIII | from heaven: if so be that being clothed we shall not be
52 XVIII | this tabernacle do groan, being burdened: not for that we
53 XVIII | like sort. ~But Ioasaph, being sore amazed at the hardship
54 XVIII | is the word of God. And, being thus excellently armed and
55 XIX | and New Scripture; and, being stirred by the Spirit, he
56 XIX | points one except in the being unbegotten, and begotten,
57 XIX | perfect God and perfect man, being of two natures, the Godhead
58 XIX | not that there is any true being or kingdom of evil, nor
59 XIX | He then, the Word of God, being quick and powerful, and,
60 XIX | darkness and put on light, being enrolled in the glorious
61 XIX | righteousness are hard to alter, being deeply seated habits, qualities
62 XIX | the evil affections, not being natural to us, but attacking
63 XXII | his son, while he himself, being concerned for Zardan's health,
64 XXII | It had been folly in me, being as I am, not to attend as
65 XXII | was especially suspicious, being minded to surprise Barlaam
66 XXIV | of all, the light of all, being wholly sweetness and insatiable
67 XXVI | had made for other, and being drawn into the net that
68 XXVII | grave for dead bodies. This being so, Earth can in no wise
69 XXVII | dyeing, by congealment, or by being brought to the cleansing
70 XXVII | subject to their lordship, being carried about from place
71 XXVII | power with the other stars, being much less than the heaven,
72 XXVII | Though they see their gods being devoured, burnt and killed
73 XXVII | when they behold their gods being sawn and chiselled by workmen'
74 XXVIII | not live for ever, but, being mortal, shalt depart hence
75 XXVIII | torn from his evil ways, being completely in slavery to
76 XXVIII | towards sinful lusts, and being drunken, as saith Esay,
77 XXVIII | whom he yearned, his heart being wounded with love divine.
78 XXX | prayer until early morn. Being ware of the devices of the
79 XXX | prize, and sent by him, being of ripe beauty, to his own
80 XXX | serpent. For the king's son, being in this frame of mind, could
81 XXX | fulfilled with all wisdom, being without understanding, she
82 XXX | well versed in Scripture, being verily the creator and teacher
83 XXX | greatly inflamed, and was being led captive into sin, and
84 XXXI | things were brought into being out of nothing, by whom
85 XXXI | This is downright madness. Being a man, thou hast persuaded
86 XXXI | at hand to save him from being stolen. And if he be of
87 XXXI | man, but finding God, and being made suddenly empty and
88 XXXII | pinnacle of evil, they, being darkened, set up every man
89 XXXII | as wool.' Such therefore being the promises made by God
90 XXXIII | drew all men unto himself, being verily marvellous in his
91 XXXIII | spirit. Wherefore his power, being strongly reinforced by his
92 XXXIII | Christ and on his love, being a steward of the word of
93 XXXIII | a blessing for himself. Being endowed with spiritual riches,
94 XXXIV | unacceptable to Christ, being a rebel and a foeman unto
95 XXXV | branches." ~Thus King Abenner, being born again of water and
96 XXXV | his face with his tears, being alone, communing with him
97 XXXVI | man for to seek him; they being minded by all means to cut
98 XXXVII | forms of death and torture, being enamoured of his heavenly
99 XXXVII | and he communed with God, being made one with him by prayer
100 XXXVII | for water. ~Now the devil, being envious and full of hate
101 XXXVII | Most High his refuge: and, being sober in mind, he laughed
102 XXXVIII| meat, because the desert, being dry, yielded even these
103 XXXVIII| in but scant supply. But, being kindled by love of her Master,
104 XXXIX | with Christ, is even now being fulfilled, thou must bury
105 XXXIX | might become rich, and, being without suffering, yet suffered,
106 XXXIX | and everlasting kingdom, being illuminated with the light
107 XL | s soul clave to Christ, being knit to him in indissoluble
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