Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  11|         at the time they became believers had masters according to
 2     I,  12|      lay upon the necks of weak believers from the very first the
 3     I,  34|        made the rules for fresh believers somewhat lighter that they
 4     I,  34|       should be laid on Gentile believers than that they should keep
 5     I,  37|        to the whole Assembly of believers, and in this betrothal to
 6     I,  39|    which was composed of Jewish believers, to whom Paul went, accompanied
 7     I,  40|         are spoken of as future believers, who have not defiled themselves
 8    II,  2 |      addresses this to baptized believers, and he promises them the
 9    II,  3 |       and so on, were of course believers, and baptized, who once
10    II,  16|       is speaking against those believers in Christ who were still
11    II,  16| judaizing: and he warns Gentile believers, not to offend those by
12    II,  30|        and names applied to all believers. The fact goes against you.