Book, Chapter

1   Int,        6|        neighbourhood, which would explain the fact that his book seems
2   Int,        6|          his purpose, which would explain the occasional failure of
3   Int,        8|           Christians,"59 helps to explain how one came to know and
4    II,      XVI|        the lusts of your father," Explain to us then who the Slanderer
5   III          |        did we with persuasiveness explain three or four or five propositions
6   III,       IV|          and not a fiction (as we explain it), Christ's saying convicts
7   III,      XIX|         the street be inclined to explain that Gospel saying, which
8   III,     XXIX| profitable. It is this which must explain that conduct of which Paul