Chapter

 1 VIII |      miracles, so far as it was possible to commit them to writing.
 2 VIII |       we die all: and it is not possible for this cup to pass any
 3 XII  |      Nevertheless, so far as is possible for our weakness and feeble
 4 XV   |   towards enquiry about actions possible to us; a man deliberateth
 5 XV   |     choice, exercised in action possible to us. Where the power of
 6 XVI  |         impossible with men are possible with God. For how knowest
 7 XVI  |        impossible with men, are possible with him. But for myself,
 8 XVI  |      the elder said, `It is not possible for thee, the son of wealthy
 9 XVIII|  knowledge, he would, were that possible, put me to a thousand deaths.
10 XVIII|         old man, and, as far as possible, cast away the robe of disobedience,
11 XIX  | holiness and truth: for this is possible with every man that willeth,
12 XXVII|       against their gods? Is it possible then that one who was prisoner
13 XXXV |         him. For all things are possible with thee, the Lord of all,
14 XL   |     vexed, and said, "How is it possible that, for his repentance