Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  10 |          the unbeliever reject the faithful one on account of the faith
 2     I,  12 |            mercy of the Lord to be faithful. I think therefore that
 3     I,  12 |            mercy of the Lord to be faithful.” If you have no commandment
 4     I,  47 |          to banish solitude; but a faithful slave is a far better manager,
 5    II,  Int|           8–ii. 2, as shewing that faithful men can be tempted and sin
 6    II,  2  |            confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our
 7    II,  2  |      included apostles and all the faithful, and a clear proof is established
 8    II,  3  | Catechumens, and is not adapted to faithful Christians. Paul, the chosen
 9    II,  3  |           man can bear; but God is faithful, who will not suffer you
10    II,  11 |            are as rare as good and faithful friends, and virtue is always
11    II,  22 |      stewards, that a man be found faithful.” Would you be assured that
12    II,  27 |          make their abode with the faithful, and since Christ is their
13    II,  29 |          the whole assembly of the faithful, who, joined together, make