Chapter

 1 VII   |        essentially is (for it is impossible for a created being to see
 2 VIII  |        But without Baptism it is impossible to attain to that good hope,
 3 VIII  |        whereto thou sayest it is impossible without baptism to attain?
 4 VIII  | unspeakable glory. But, if it be impossible to express in language that
 5 VIII  |     overtake thee; for it is not impossible for him, who at the beginning
 6 VIII  |       still doth make, it is not impossible to raise deadened and corrupt
 7 XI    |       part rotted by sins. It is impossible to count the multitude of
 8 XII   |        but it is hard, nay quite impossible, for a man living with fire
 9 XVI   |   answered, "The things that are impossible with men are possible with
10 XVI   |      sayest, the things that are impossible with men, are possible with
11 XVII  |       same; since with men it is impossible that his glory and power
12 XIX   |          acquiring of virtues is impossible for us, for the road is
13 XX    |         shalt thou be; for it is impossible for a man praying and calling
14 XXII  |         way like unto him: it is impossible to distinguish the one from
15 XXV   |       very life. Wherefore it is impossible for me, out of devotion
16 XXVII |      that he is needy. But it is impossible for one who is lame and
17 XXVII |     interpreter of speech. It is impossible for such an one to be a
18 XXVIII|         servant, even if it seem impossible to me that my sins, which
19 XXX   |     grievous for me, and utterly impossible." ~She, seeking to make
20 XXX   |            But they said, "It is impossible for thee to be there now;
21 XXXIII|          perceive, we aim at the impossible. By nature, or, it may be,
22 XXXV  |        limit his goodness. It is impossible then for that which is subject
23 XXXV  |      turn not unto thee; this is impossible. For thy pity is poured
24 XXXVII|   Wherefore, wretch, attempt the impossible? For ever since I discovered