Chapter

 1 II    |       on the spot extolled the faith of Cuthbert as it deserved,
 2 VIII  |       therein only that simple faith which operates by love,
 3 IX    |    them, indeed, disgraced the faith which they professed, by
 4 XI    |       present distress. If our faith does not waver, I do not
 5 XII   |          My son, learn to have faith, and trust in God, who will
 6 XV    |      of the Lord, and that her faith was not real. The man of
 7 XVI   |   lately been converted to the faith, you should institute the
 8 XVII  |       salvation, the shield of faith, and the sword of the Spirit,
 9 XIX   | affable manner, to confirm the faith of his hearers by telling
10 XIX   |      the mercies which his own faith had obtained from the Lord,)
11 XXII  |       strengthened by the true faith, should continue its course,
12 XXIII |    from on high, that when the faith of believers had been strengthened,
13 XXVII |         remain stedfast in the faith, act manfully, and be comforted,
14 XXXI  |        he, "that if we were in faith to give him this to eat,
15 XXXI  |  another, they professed their faith, without doubting, that
16 XXXI  |        the virtues of his true faith.~
17 XXXVII|      venerable monk, strong in faith but weak in body, in consequence
18 XXXVII|    against the strength of his faith, kept him aloof from men,
19 XXXIX |       others who belong to the faith and come to you for hospitality,
20 XXXIX |        who partake of the same faith and mode of life. But have
21 XXXIX |      the unity of the Catholic faith, either by keeping Easter
22 XLI   |      foe, and confirmed in the faith which he before professed.
23 XLIII |       are there wrought if the faith of those who seek them admit
24 XLVI  |        in conjunction with the faith of the most holy father
25 XLVI  |    monastery; presuming in his faith, he trusted to heal himself