Chapter

 1 III  |        might not gain strength to consider the future, nor ever hear
 2 VIII |           again. If thou wilt but consider how many things God hath
 3 VIII |          out of it! Nay, now also consider the manner of our birth.
 4 XII  |        their own free choice they consider themselves as slaves bought
 5 XII  |         with myriad ills, these I consider to be like a man flying
 6 XIV  |       pleasure, and counsel us to consider corruptible and perishable
 7 XIX  |        blameless faith abhor, and consider it an alienation from God.
 8 XXV  |         inexperience of the good, consider how many sleepless nights
 9 XXVI |           and lord. Now therefore consider that thou art weighed in
10 XXVII|         own. Wherefore we may not consider that the Sun is a god, but
11 XXVII|      eclipse. Wherefore we do not consider that the Moon is a goddess,
12 XXXII|        God in their knowledge, to consider them as gods for two reasons:
13 XXXVI|          man shall see the Lord.' Consider the wheel of men's affairs,
14 XXXVI| yoke-fellow of the flesh. If thou consider these things, thou shalt