Chapter

 1 I      |       for the happiness beyond. Wherefore they preached, not with
 2 I      |         which is hid in Christ. Wherefore many, profiting by this
 3 II     |       thou dullard and mad man, wherefore hast thou exchanged thine
 4 II     |    keeping of his Commandments. Wherefore I left all and followed
 5 II     |         sundered and alienated. Wherefore also we ourselves were alienated
 6 II     |  misfortune deserving of tears. Wherefore he, that had made and fashioned
 7 IV     |    secret for fear of the king. Wherefore certain men, looking enviously
 8 V      |     reason, for all his asking. Wherefore he determined to learn the
 9 V      |       up remembrances of death. Wherefore trouble and despondency
10 VI     |    young and fair, and healthy. Wherefore to him I make bold to display
11 VI     |       thee that which I desire. Wherefore I called thee straightway
12 VII    |      arms against his Lord God. Wherefore he was cast out of his rank
13 VII    |      them to know the true God. Wherefore also the Lord was pleased
14 VII    |       feet toward life eternal. Wherefore also he chose twelve disciples,
15 VIII   |    worthy to receive salvation. Wherefore he that believeth and is
16 VIII   |         the Kingdom of Heaven.' Wherefore before all things I require
17 IX     |   prison, and ye came unto me.' Wherefore saith he this, except he
18 IX     |      unto you, I know you not.' Wherefore from all this it is manifest
19 X      |        senseless wooden images. Wherefore before all things approach
20 X      |         nor ever shall possess. Wherefore it is written, `May they
21 X      |       him out of his trouble.' `Wherefore be ye ashamed with everlasting
22 X      |         is no faith in them.' ~"Wherefore out of this wicked and faithless
23 XI     |   innumerable mercies of God. ~"Wherefore we are commanded not to
24 XII    |  becoming Angels in their ways. Wherefore God hath graced them with
25 XIII   |         hands of thine enemies. Wherefore be of good courage, dear
26 XIV    |      apt and excellent sayings. Wherefore sketch me yet another picture
27 XIV    |        part shall be done away. Wherefore I thank God through Jesus
28 XV     |      unto the king of Babylon, 'Wherefore, O Prince, let my counsel
29 XVI    |        is thine employment? and wherefore, poor and needy as thou
30 XVI    |   without hindrance, if I will. Wherefore for gifts so many and so
31 XVII   |       part shall be done away.' Wherefore also, astonied at the infinite
32 XVIII  |        behest, he revealeth it. Wherefore am I lost in amaze at thine
33 XVIII  |       impatient of the present. Wherefore saith the Apostle, `We know
34 XIX    |      that believe on his name.' Wherefore thou art no more a servant,
35 XIX    |       Christ in the Holy Ghost. Wherefore, beloved, give diligence
36 XIX    |        the Holy Spirit's grace. Wherefore take good heed hereto, that
37 XIX    |    arriveth at great endings. ~"Wherefore on no account suffer any
38 XIX    |      custom enslaved herself. ~"Wherefore with all thy might remove
39 XX     |                           XX. ~"Wherefore a practician of virtue once
40 XX     |        strong, the living God.' Wherefore from all these proofs it
41 XXI    |         is my faith toward him: wherefore he ordered me, for my faithfulness,
42 XXII   |     root of disease in the man: wherefore I suppose that this weakness
43 XXII   |         The monk answered, "And wherefore then spakest thou in this
44 XXII   |         our covenants with God. Wherefore abandon all hope of gaining
45 XXIII  |       for the worms to feed on. Wherefore also thou hast denied the
46 XXIV   |     knoweth them that fear him. Wherefore in a night-vision he made
47 XXIV   |        of a strange God. Child, wherefore hast thou done this? I hoped
48 XXIV   |      back to his former honour. Wherefore he, the framer of all Creation
49 XXV    |        master of our very life. Wherefore it is impossible for me,
50 XXV    |         small glimmer of light. Wherefore thou hast lost the right
51 XXVII  |   cleansing of all defilements. Wherefore Water cannot be a god, but
52 XXVII  |         is quenched by mankind. Wherefore Fire cannot be a god, but
53 XXVII  |        to the ordinance of God. Wherefore it is not to be supposed
54 XXVII  |         no sovranty of his own. Wherefore we may not consider that
55 XXVII  |      waning, suffering eclipse. Wherefore we do not consider that
56 XXVII  |         and sins of every kind. Wherefore the Greeks, O king, introduced
57 XXVII  |        had worked amongst them. Wherefore by their own lawlessness
58 XXVII  |       truth that is in my mind. Wherefore let thy foolish wise-acres
59 XXVIII | accomplished is full of wisdom. Wherefore, rejoice, Nachor, and be
60 XXVIII |    compassion them that repent? Wherefore to all that have entered
61 XXIX   |    glorious diadems of victory. Wherefore I am come, that we may celebrate
62 XXX    |         are so wise, talk thus? Wherefore speakest thou of it as of
63 XXX    |      him his vision, and said, "Wherefore hast thou laid a net for
64 XXXI   |         came forward and said, "Wherefore, Ioasaph, dost thou despise
65 XXXI   |      our race from his tyranny. Wherefore, I tell thee, without suffering
66 XXXI   |    harried hell, he rose again. Wherefore also the prophet cried,
67 XXXIII | equitable and modest in spirit. Wherefore his power, being strongly
68 XXXIII |       for soul and body alike. ~Wherefore also from all quarters multitudes
69 XXXVI  |     shall see m"y face no more. Wherefore I take you to record this
70 XXXVI  |  obedience to the ruling power. Wherefore be thou easy of access to
71 XXXVI  |   forgive you your trespasses.' Wherefore bear no malice against them
72 XXXVII |   venomous and hurtful purpose! Wherefore, wretch, attempt the impossible?
73 XXXVIII|       men bear their pleasures. Wherefore he failed not of the succour
74 XXXIX  |       have overcome the world.' Wherefore, rejoice in the Lord alway;
75 XXXIX  |     Barlaam's decease, saying, "Wherefore, father, seekest thou only