Chapter
1 I | godliness, thirsting to lay down their lives for Christ
2 II | the land of the Indians lay under the shroud of this
3 IV | his own head. But as he lay awake all the night long,
4 VI | Changing his habit, he put on lay attire, and, embarking on
5 VIII | again to incorruption and lay hold of everlasting salvation.
6 VIII | good works be urgent to lay hold on that immortal kingdom,
7 IX | wrath and fierce anger, to lay the whole world desolate
8 IX | sinners to cease, and will lay low the haughtiness of the
9 XI | knowledge of the truth, we again lay hold on dead works, and,
10 XI | and ye shall be forgiven. Lay not up for yourselves treasures
11 XI | break through and steal: but lay up for yourselves treasures
12 XIV | and to counsel thee to lay up all thy treasure there;
13 XIV | thy store from earth and lay up for thyself in the incorruptible
14 XV | hatred for things present and lay hold on things eternal?
15 XVIII | recover him thence, one would lay aside one's own clothing,
16 XVIII | of God, as far as in me lay, I have accomplished my
17 XVIII | working with thee, thou shalt lay hold on such spiritual abundance
18 XVIII | give unto our monks, and lay up for thyself, for the
19 XX | to come.' For since they lay down before all things that `
20 XXIII | tortures did these holy monks lay down their lives for the
21 XXVII | his sake they are ready to lay down their lives: they keep
22 XXX | in terror of the evil, he lay on his bed utterly unable
23 XXXI | ashamed, thou fool, and lay thine hand upon thy mouth,
24 XXXIII| son, willing, as he is, to lay down his life for Christ
25 XXXIII| Therefore made he haste to lay up his treasure where neither `
26 XXXIV | everlasting freedom to them that lay bound in his fetters: do
27 XXXV | sepulchre wherein devout men lay; not indeed clad in royal
28 XXXVI | burden off thy back and lay it upon mine? If it be good
29 XXXVII| and the praise of men, to lay aside diadem and purple,
30 XXXIX | expedient for thee now to lay aside the burden of the
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