Chapter

 1 II   |        if there be any other tie greater than these? When we see
 2 II   |         fallen, granting us even greater honour than at the first. ~"
 3 II   |       order, while treating with greater honour the ministers and
 4 III  |          another, a better and a greater one beyond compare. Methinketh
 5 IV   |          to more honour and to a greater enjoyment of his confidence.
 6 IV   |          might not bring on thee greater condemnation, that we were
 7 XVI  |     thereof is able to give even greater gifts. And this applieth
 8 XIX  |          it. And the reason that greater sins assault us and get
 9 XIX  |       passions and sins bring on greater ones. And the more those
10 XIX  |         ones. And the more those greater sins grow on them, the more
11 XXVII|      that which guardeth is ever greater than that which is guarded,
12 XXVII|   guarded, and that the maker is greater than the thing that is made;
13 XXVII| themselves to be wise, fell into greater folly than the Chaldeans,
14 XXVII|         O king, ever see madness greater than this? They represent
15 XXX  |      commandment on account of a greater one? Is not Paul said to
16 XXX  |          Timothy on account of a greater dispensation? And yet circumcision
17 XXXV |      region round about, and the greater part of the neighbour nations,
18 XXXVI|  sovereignty, thou owest him the greater repayment. Render therefore