Questions

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6507	11 He shall be great, because he shall reign from sea to sea, and from the rivers even to the ends of the earth?
6507	16 She said, How can that be?
6507	8 Who among the judges was more valiant than Sampson, or more holy than Samuel?
6507	When he was gone out, and had a mind to speak thus to the people, Woe unto you, whom do you worship?
6514	( 3 Let us be their brethren in all kindness and moderation, but let us be followers of the Lord; for who was ever more unjustly used?
6514	11 How then was our Saviour manifested to the world?
6514	4 But who of you are ignorant of the judgment of God?
6514	6 And why are we not all wise, seeing we have received the knowledge of God, which is Jesus Christ?
6514	7 If thou shalt love the good disciples, what thank is it?
6514	8 Where is the wise man?
6514	Do we not know that the saints shall judge the world, as Paul teaches?
6514	For he that in these things can not govern himself, how shall he be able to prescribe them to another?
6514	For if the prayer of one or two be of such force, as we are told; how much more powerful shall that of the bishop and the whole church be?
6514	For what does a man profit me, if he shall praise me, and blaspheme my Lord; not confessing that he was truly made man?
6514	More despised?).
6514	More destitute?
6514	Where is the boasting of those who are called wise?
6514	Where is the disputer?
6514	Why do we suffer ourselves foolishly to perish; not considering the gift which the Lord has truly sent to us?
6511	10 Her mother also spake to her after the same manner, and said, Child, why dost thou sit so melancholy, and, like one astonished, makest no reply?
6511	17 Upon this the governor called Thecla from among the beasts to him, and said to her, Who art thou?
6511	2 And that all the people should suppose you( Christians) so criminal, and imagine all the misfortunes that happen to the city, to be caused by you?
6511	2 What is it, or what affairs are they, which obstructs your coming?
6511	4 But the governor was more deliberate, and calling to Paul, he said, Who art thou?
6511	4 But while the boy was buying the bread, he saw his neighbour Thecla, and was surprised, and said to her, Thecla, where are you going?
6511	6 They replied, Is there any one within, whose name is Thecla?
6511	8 So that if I only teach those things which I have received by revelation from God, where is my crime?
6511	9 But Denies and Hermogenes were moved with envy, and, under a show of great religion, Demas said, And are not we also servants of the blessed God?
6511	Accordingly he said to Theoclia, Where is my Thecla?
6511	Do you not suppose I am extremely concerned and grieved that your innocence should bring you into sufferings?
6511	She answered, What would you have with her?
6511	They replied, Is it impossible?
6511	What dost thou teach?
6511	What strange impressions are made upon thee?
6511	Why didst thou not salute us?
6511	and what are thy circumstances, that not one of the beasts will touch thee?
6508	10 He replied, to them, I am a minister of God, and a servant at the altar: how should I know where my son is?
6508	10 Why hast thou done this?
6508	11 But Joseph replied, Whither shall I take thee?
6508	11 So the servants went back, and told Herod the whole; at which he was incensed, and said, Is not this son of his like to be king of Israel?
6508	11 Then said Joseph, How comes it to pass you are with child?
6508	12 Then the priest said to Joseph, Why hast thou done this?
6508	16 What therefore shall I do?
6508	2 And Joseph said, I will take care that my children be taxed; but what shall I do with this young woman?
6508	2 Then drew near a great feast of the Lord, and Judith her maid, said, How long will you thus afflict your soul?
6508	3 She replied to me, Where is the woman that is to be delivered?
6508	4 Who has thus deceived me?
6508	5 Is not the history of Adam exactly accomplished in me?
6508	5 Then said the midwife, Is she not thy wife?
6508	5 Then said the priest, Hath Joseph done this?
6508	6 And when nine months were fulfilled to Anna, she brought forth, and said to the midwife, What have I brought forth?
6508	6 Then Judith her maid answered, what evil shall I wish you, when you will not hearken to me?
6508	7 The midwife said, Is this true?
6508	8 Then Joseph arising from the ground, called her, and said, O thou who hast been so much favoured by God, why hast thou done this?
6508	8 Upon this both she and Joseph were brought to their trial, and the priest said unto her, Mary, what hast thou done?
6508	9 Why hast thou thus debased thy soul, who wast educated in the Holy of Holies, and received thy food from the hand of angels?
6508	AND as she was looking towards heaven she perceive a sparrow''s nest in the laurel, 2 And mourning within herself, she said, Wo is me, who begat me?
6508	But why was this?
6508	Rabbi Judas asked Rabbi Achan, Where did they kill Zacharias?
6508	THEN I beheld a woman coming down from the mountains, and she said to me, Where art thou going, O man?
6508	THEN came Annas the scribe, and said to Joseph, Wherefore have we not seen you since your return?
6508	Was it in the woman''s court, or in the court of Israel?
6508	What am I, that all the generations of the earth should call me blessed?
6508	Who has committed this evil in my house, and seducing the Virgin from me, hath defiled her?
6508	Wo is me to what can I be compared?
6508	Wo is me, to what am I comparable?
6508	Wo is me, to what can I be compared?
6508	Wo is me, to what can I be compared?
6508	or, what shall I say concerning this young woman?
6508	shall I conceive by the living God and bring forth as all other women do?
6508	to Jerusalem,) he saw his blood bubbling, and said to them, What meaneth this?
6513	10 And to what end was this ceremony?
6513	10 What then saith the Scripture of Abraham, when I he believed, and it was imputed unto him for righteousness?
6513	10 What therefore does he mean when he says, Into a good land flowing with milk and honey?
6513	11 And why was that which was accursed crowned?
6513	11 Let us therefore now inquire whether God has fulfilled the covenant, which he sware to our fathers, that he would give this people?
6513	12 Again; What says Moses to Joshua, the Son of Nun, when he gave that name unto him, as being a prophet, that all the people might hear him alone?
6513	13 But learn therefore how the Lord speaketh, rendering the temple vain: Who has measured the heaven with a span, and the earth with his hand?
6513	14 But what then signifies this, That the wool was to be put into the midst of the thorns?
6513	15 Is it such a fast that I have chosen?
6513	16 Let us inquire therefore, whether there be any temple of God?
6513	17 Is it not to deal thy bread to the hungry, and that thou bring the poor that are cast out to thy house?
6513	19 But why might they eat those that clave the hoof?
6513	20 But how should we thus know all this, and understand it?
6513	21 But what signifies the milk and honey?
6513	22 But how does he dwell in us?
6513	23 But who is there that is now able to have this dominion over the wild beasts, or fishes, or fowls of the air?
6513	3 What then?
6513	4 Is my holy mountain of Zion, a desolate wilderness?
6513	4 What therefore is it that he says by the prophet?
6513	5 Why so?
6513	6 But why were there three young men appointed to sprinkle?
6513	6 When ye come to appear before me, who hath required this at your hands?
6513	7 And what saith the Scripture?
6513	7 And why was the wool put upon a stick?
6513	8 But why was the wool and hyssop put together?
6513	A day for a man to afflict his soul?
6513	And so are all the Syrians and Arabians, and all the idolatrous priests: but are they therefore of the covenant of Israel?
6513	And then, what follows in the same prophet?
6513	And what doth he mean by this saying?
6513	And what follows?
6513	And what shalt be done with the other?
6513	And when he had fulfilled the commandment of God, What says he?
6513	But how shall it be built in the name of the Lord?
6513	For had he not come in the flesh, how should men have been able to look upon him, that they might be saved?
6513	For so says the prophet,"Who shall understand the hard sayings of the Lord?
6513	For the prophet saith again, In what place shall I appear before the Lord my God, and be glorified?
6513	IN like manner he determines concerning the cross in another prophet, saying: And when shall these things be fulfilled?
6513	Is it not I?
6513	Is it to bow down his head like a bulrush, and to spread sackcloth and ashes under him?
6513	Is our hope built upon a stone?
6513	Let him stand against me or who is he that will implead me?
6513	Or what is the place of my rest?
6513	What is the house that ye will build me?
6513	Who will contend with me?
6513	Wilt thou call this a fast, and an acceptable day to the Lord?
6509	10 Then the Lord Jesus asked him, What he was afraid of?
6509	11 There was also among them a philosopher well skilled in physic and natural philosophy, who asked the Lord Jesus, Whether he had studied physic?
6509	12 When they both saw this light, they were surprised; the old woman asked St. Mary, Art thou the mother of this child?
6509	13 And when they were come to the nest, the Lord Jesus said to the boys, Is this the serpent''s lurking place?
6509	16 Then said these women, Will you Mistress, go along with us, and show the Lady St. Mary to us?
6509	18 When his father saw him restored to his former state of health, he said, My son, what has happened to thee, and by what means wert thou cured?
6509	2 St. Mary replied, What help does thou desire?
6509	20 Dost thou not know that I am thine?
6509	24 He replied, Why did ye seek me?
6509	26 Then the doctors asked Mary, Whether this were her son?
6509	3 Who, says the woman, can grant me this?
6509	30 But how can this be?
6509	31 But by what means, says she, were you cleansed from your leprosy?
6509	32 Why not?
6509	36 Dost thou thus cure men of the same nature with thyself, with the water with which thy body is washed?
6509	4 And when they answered, That there was no one there; the Lord Jesus said, Who are those whom ye see in the furnace?
6509	4 On their return their kings and princes came to them inquiring, whom they had seen and done?
6509	4 Why then, said he, does he in the spirit call him Lord?
6509	5 Then a certain principal Rabbi asked him, Hast thou read books?
6509	7 Then she asked the husband of the possessed person, Whether his wife''s mother was alive?
6509	7 When the girl asked them, they made her no answer, but asked her again, Who are ye?
6509	9 And when they came to the Lord Jesus, he inquired, On what account they carried that boy?
6509	9 When a certain astronomer, who was present, asked the Lord Jesus, Whether he had studied astronomy?
6509	Did ye not know that I ought to be employed in my father''s house?
6509	Is it gold or silver, or that thy body be cured of its leprosy?
6509	Let us go and kill the serpent; and will not ye obey him?
6509	What Company they had on the road?
6509	What do you think that boy will be?
6509	What sort of journey and return they had?
6509	Whither shall I flee from thee?
6509	Will not you tell me that?
6509	alas, my husband; Have I disclosed it to you?
6509	and where are you going?
6509	says she; where is he?
6512	1*** For the Lord himself, being asked by a certain person, When his kingdom should come?
6512	10 He was taken from prison and from judgment; and who shall declare this generation?
6512	10 What kind of persons then were they that did these things?
6512	12 For what was our Father Abraham blessed?
6512	14 What think you, beloved?
6512	14 Who is there among you that is generous?
6512	14 Who shall say unto him, what dost thou?
6512	15 Wherefore are there strifes, and anger, and divisions, and schisms, and wars, among us?
6512	16 Have we not all one God, and one Christ?
6512	17 Why then do we rent and tear in pieces the members of Christ; and raise seditious against our own body?
6512	2 But what can a mortal man do?
6512	2 For whither can any of us flee from his mighty hand?
6512	2 For who is able to express the obligation of the love of God?
6512	20 Take the Epistle of the blessed Paul the Apostle into your hands; What was It that he wrote to you at his first preaching the Gospel among you?
6512	23 But who are his enemies?
6512	24 And what shall we say of David, so highly testified of in the Holy Scriptures?
6512	3 And all this has God subjected to our understandings: 4 What therefore shall those things be which he has prepared for them that wait for him?
6512	3 And the Lord said unto Cain, Why art thou sorrowful?
6512	4 For what?
6512	4 What recompense then shall we render unto him?
6512	5 For indeed how great are those advantages which we owe to him in relation to our holiness?
6512	5 Whither then shall any one go; or whither shall he run from him that comprehends all things?
6512	6 For he saith, Doth he that speaketh and heareth many things, and is of a ready tongue, suppose that he is righteous?
6512	6 What praise shall we give to him?
6512	6 Yes, the heaven is not clean in his sight, how much less they that dwell in houses of clay; of which also we ourselves were made?
6512	7 But how, beloved, shall we do this?
6512	8 Call now if there be any that will answer thee; and to which of the angels wilt thou look?
6512	9 But who is fit to be found in it?
6512	9 For what shall we say, brethren?
6512	And are come to such a height of madness, as to forget that we were members one of another?
6512	And why is thy countenance fallen?
6512	And yet how hard is it to find a man that does this?
6512	Consider, in what were you saved in what did you look up, if not whilst you were in the flesh?
6512	Did not Moses before know what should happen?
6512	For if the Lord thus humbled himself, what should we do who are brought by him under the yoke of his grace?
6512	For what will it profit, if one gain the vole world, and lose his own soul?
6512	If thou shalt offer aright, but not divide aright, hast thou not sinned?
6512	Is not one spirit of grace poured out upon us all?
6512	Or what fruit that may be worthy of what he has given to us?
6512	Or what strength is there in him that is made out of the dust?
6512	Or what world shall receive any of those who run away from him?
6512	Or who shall be our advocate, unless we shall be found to have done what is holy and just?
6512	Peter answered and said, What if the wolves shall tear in pieces the sheep?
6512	Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, were they cast into the fiery furnace by men, professing the excellent and glorious worship of the Most High?
6512	Shall he be blameless in his works?
6512	Shall man be pure before the Lord?
6512	Shall we be slothful in well- doing, and lay aside our charity?
6512	WHAT shall we do therefore, brethren?
6512	Was Daniel cast into the den of lions, by men fearing God?
6512	Was it not because that through faith he wrought righteousness and truth?
6512	What man is sufficient to declare, and is fitting, the excellency of its beauty?
6512	What man is there that desireth life, and loveth to see good days?
6512	What think ye then that he shall suffer, who does anything that is not fitting in the combat of immortality?
6512	Whither shall I flee from thy spirit, or where shall I hide myself from thy presence?
6512	Who have said, with our tongue will we prevail; our lips are our own, who is Lord over us?
6512	Who that has any charity?
6512	Who that is compassionate?
6512	Wilt thou kill me as thou didst the Egyptian yesterday?
6512	or who shall resist the power of his strength?
6510	10 Afterwards there came forth one like a little hermit, and was asked by every one, Who art thou?
6510	10 But what have we said?
6510	10 Pilate said to him, How is it written?
6510	10 Pilate said, Art thou a king then?
6510	10 The Jews replied, Who are those who have been serviceable to us?
6510	11 And I said in another place, O grave, where is thy victory?
6510	11 Pilate answered Annas and Caiphas, Who are the proselytes?
6510	11 Pilate saith to him, What is truth?
6510	11 Then Pilate called the messenger, and said, Why hast thou done thus?
6510	12 The Jews hearing this, were provoked, and said to Pilate, Why wilt thou any longer hear the blasphemy of that man?
6510	13 Who then is that Jesus of Nazareth that by his word hath taken away the dead from me without prayer to God?
6510	14 The prince of hell perceiving the same voice repeated, cried out, as though he had been ignorant, Who is that King of Glory?
6510	15 And when Jesus saw me languishing there, he said to me, Wilt thou be made whole?
6510	15 The messenger answered them and said, I asked one of the Jews and said, What is this which the children do cry out in the Hebrew language?
6510	17 Pilate then said to them, Why do you yourselves testify to the words spoken by the children, namely, by your silence?
6510	19 The Jews said to Pilate, Did we not say that he wrought his cures on the sabbath, and cast out devils by the prince of devils?
6510	20 Pilate saith to them, Why should he die?
6510	24 Then the governor called the ensigns, and said unto them, Why did you do thus?
6510	25 The ensigns said to Pilate, We are all Pagans and worship the gods in temples; and how should we think anything about worshipping him?
6510	3 And about the ninth hour Jesus cried out with a loud voice, Eli, Eli, lama sabacthani?
6510	3 Pilate replied, What is it which he declares?
6510	3 Pilate saith to them, What sort of temple is that of which he speaketh?
6510	3 The Jews answered him, But how durst thou enter into the synagogue, who wast a confederate with Christ?
6510	3 When the Jews heard this they said to Pilate, Did we not say unto thee, He is a conjuror?
6510	4 Pilate then calling Jesus, said, thou hast heard what they testify against thee, and makest no answer?
6510	4 To this the prince of hell replied to Satan, Who is that so powerful prince, and yet a man who is afraid of death?
6510	43 Pilate said to the Jews, Why are not the devils subject to your doctors?
6510	46 The governor hearing this, trembling, said to the multitude of the Jews, What will it profit you to shed innocent blood?
6510	5 In like manner Joseph, when he came to the Jews, said to them, Why are ye angry with me for desiring the body of Jesus of Pilate?
6510	5 Pilate replied, How can he do this by wicked methods?
6510	5 The king of Glory, dead and alive, though once slain upon the cross?
6510	6 And he went again into the hall, and called Jesus by himself, and said to him, Art thou the king of the Jews?
6510	6 And when all the saints saw him, they said to him, Who art thou?
6510	6 But the elders of the Jews answered, and said to Jesus, What shall we look to?
6510	6 Pilate saith to them, What then shall I do with Jesus who is called Christ?
6510	7 And Jesus answering, said to Pilate, Dost thou speak this of thyself, or did the Jews tell it thee concerning me?
6510	7 And when they had formed a large assembly, the chief priests said, By what means shall we bring Joseph to us to speak with him?
6510	7 Then the Jews called together all the soldiers who kept the sepulchre of Jesus, and said to them, Who are those women, to whom the angel spoke?
6510	7 Who art thou, who dost release the captives that were held in chains by original sin, and bringest them into their former liberty?
6510	8 Pilate answering, said to Jesus, Am I a Jew?
6510	8 The Jews then said to Nicodemus, Art thou become his disciple, and making speeches in his favour?
6510	8 The soldiers answered and said, We know not who the women were; besides we became as dead persons through fear, and how could we seize those women?
6510	8 Then Pilate called a messenger, and said to him, By what means will Christ be brought hither?
6510	8 Then the governor again commanded the Jews to depart out of the hall; and calling Jesus, said to him, What shall I do with thee?
6510	8 Who art thou, who dost spread so glorious and divine a light over those who were made blind by the darkness of sin?
6510	9 Nicodemus said to them, Is the governor become his disciple also, and does he make speeches for him?
6510	And he stood still, and commanded that I should be brought to him, and said to me, What wilt thou?
6510	Art thou come to destroy us?
6510	But are you inclined that he should be king, and not Caesar?
6510	But what hast thou to do with him?
6510	Did not Caesar place him in that high post?
6510	For thy countenance is like a thief''s; and why dost thou carry a cross upon thy shoulders?
6510	In what has the messenger done amiss?
6510	O death, where is thy sting?
6510	Pilate said, Will they kill him for a good work?
6510	What hast thou done?
6510	What inclined thee to act thus?
6510	and what is it which he attempts dissolving?
6510	which being interpreted is, My God, My God, why hast thou forsaken me?
6515	10 And I said, Sir, I would know how to serve that desire which is good?
6515	10 Then the angel said unto me, Seest then this shepherd?
6515	105 And when we had worshipped God, then the shepherd came and said unto them: You have done no injury to this man?
6515	106 And he said unto me, How didst thou sup?
6515	107 He answered, Wilt thou now learn what thou didst desire?
6515	109 First of all, Sir, said I, tell me, what this rock and this gate denote?
6515	11 Should the Spirit of God receive reward, and divine?
6515	113 The same night a young man appeared to me and said, Why dost thou thus often desire Revelations in thy prayers?
6515	114 Canst thou see more notable Revelations than those which thou hast already received?
6515	115 I answered, Sir, how could I do otherwise?
6515	116 And he said unto me, Didst thou see the multitude of those that built that tower?
6515	12 And I said unto him, Sir, how shall I understand these things?
6515	12 Do these things seem to thee to be good or not?
6515	121 But, sir, I would know why she sat upon a chair?
6515	121 Then I said, What is this tower?
6515	123 And he said unto me, sawest thou those stones that were cast away?
6515	136 Then I said, Show me now sir, why this tower is not built upon the ground, but upon a rock, and upon the gate?
6515	139 Seest thou not, said he, that he doth support them, who with all their heart, bear his name?
6515	14 As I was therefore musing, and full of sorrow, that she would not suffer me to sit on the right side, she said unto me, Hermas, why art thou sad?
6515	14 Sir; said I, how can this be done?
6515	146 But, sir, what are those stones which were taken out of the deep and fitted into the building?
6515	148 And I said, sir, why did the virgins put even those stones into the building after they were carried through the gate?
6515	15 Or how should I ever be able to entreat the Lord for my many and great sins?
6515	156 And I said, Why then, sir, did these forty stones also ascend with them out of the deep, having already received that seal?
6515	161 I answered: Sir, tell me now what concerns those mountains; why are they so different, some of one form, and some of another?
6515	163 But why, said I, are they different, and every one of a figure?
6515	17 I said to her; Lady, I would know what it is that they have suffered?
6515	170 How, air, said I, were they worse who knew the Lord?
6515	18 And as I was thinking thus within myself, the shepherd said unto me; What thickest thou within thyself?
6515	18 And she said unto me, Why art thou sad, Hermas, who wert wo nt to be patient, and modest, and always cheerful?
6515	184 I said, air, why is there room left to those for repentance, and not to the foregoing kind, seeing their sins are well nigh the same?
6515	2 And he answered: Art thou without sense that thou dost not understand it?
6515	20 And I said unto the shepherd that was with me: Sir, who is this cruel and implacable shepherd, who is moved with no compassion towards these sheep?
6515	22 Sir, said I, I would know what kind of pains they are which every one undergoes?
6515	234 And I said, Why then, sir, have all these fruit indeed, but yet some fairer than others?
6515	24 She answered, Dost thou not see over against thee a great tower, which is built upon the water with bright square stones?
6515	240 And why therefore do you not rather esteem yourselves happy?
6515	242 For if all nations punish their servants which deny their masters; what think you that the Lord will do unto you, who has the power of all things?
6515	25 And when she had said this, she added unto me; Wilt thou hear me read?
6515	26 And I said, If a husband or a wife die, and the party which survives marry again, does he sin in so doing?
6515	27 I said unto him, Sir, why did he send away some to the tower, and left others here to you?
6515	271 Wouldst thou not presently be angry, and reproach him, saying: I gave my garment to thee whole, why halt thou rent it, and made it useless to me?
6515	273 Will not therefore the Lord do the same concerning his Spirit, by reason of thy deed?
6515	28 But who then, said I, are those, who went into the tower crowned?
6515	3 But I thought that he was come to try me, and said unto him, Who are you?
6515	3 I said, What evil things are they from which I must abstain?
6515	3 Sir, said I, what are the works of an evil desire, which bring men unto death?
6515	3 Sir, said I, what makes you speak thus?
6515	31 And she called me unto her, and touched my breast, and said unto me, Did my reading please thee?
6515	33 And I said unto him, Why then does she appear old?
6515	39 I said unto him; Sir, what pleasures are hurtful?
6515	4 And she said unto me, Canst thou tell these things to the elect of God?
6515	4 I asked her, saying; Lady, into what part of the field?
6515	4 Sir, said I; What so great offence have I committed, that I should be delivered to this messenger?
6515	4 What therefore shalt thou do who art subject to a law in thine own city?
6515	41 I asked her, Lady, why is the tower built upon the water?
6515	42 When all were departed, I said unto the shepherd; Sir, why is not the building of the tower finished?
6515	43 And I answering, said unto her, These things are very admirable; but, lady, who are those six young men that build?
6515	45 Also concerning those stones that were put into the building, and again taken out, and carried back into their places?
6515	45 And who are the rest who bring them stones?
6515	47 I answered, Sir, why then did not all of them repent?
6515	47 I asked her, saying, I would know the condition of the stones, and what the meaning of them is?
6515	48 She answering, said unto me, Art thou better than all others that this should be revealed unto thee?
6515	5 I said, How then shall a man be able to discern them?
6515	5 When I heard this, I wept bitterly; and when he saw me weeping, he said unto me, Why weepest thou?
6515	55 And what are the other stones, lady, that are brought from the earth?
6515	58 But who are those whom they rejected, and laid beside the tower?
6515	59 And I said unto that shepherd; How can these stones, seeing they have been rejected, return into the building of this tower?
6515	6 And I said unto him, What therefore is to be done, if the woman continues on in her sin?
6515	6 Do these things seem to thee to be evil or not?
6515	6 He asked me, Wherefore?
6515	6 Lady, said I, wilt thou convince me?
6515	60 And I said, Sir, how will they be able to fill the same place, when they shall be so much cut away?
6515	61 But would you know who they are that were cut out, and cast afar off from the tower?
6515	67 But what are the white and round stones, lady, and which are not proper for the building of the tower?
6515	68 She answering said unto me: How long wilt thou continue foolish and without understanding, asking everything and discerning nothing?
6515	7 And I said, What, if the woman that is so put away, should repent, and be willing to return to her husband, shall she not be received by him?
6515	7 And how can a man that does not serve God, ask anything of God, and receive it?
6515	7 I said unto him; Sir, if they have behaved themselves so as to anger that good angel, yet what have I done?
6515	70 I answering, said unto her, When therefore will they be profitable to the Lord?
6515	74 After this he came to consider those stones which were white and round: and he said unto me, What shall we do with these stones?
6515	75 And what are the rest which fell by the water, and could not roll into the water?
6515	75 He replied, Canst thou think of nothing then for these?
6515	76 And he said, seest thou not that they are very round?
6515	8 And I said unto him, Sir, how shall I know that there are two such angels with man?
6515	8 Have I not always esteemed thee as a lady?
6515	8 I said unto him; Sir, ask him since the time that he came into my house whether I have done any thing disorderly, or have offended him in any thing?
6515	82 When therefore I had done asking her concerning all these things, she said unto me, Wilt thou see something else?
6515	83 She therefore looking back upon me, and smiling a little, said unto me, Seest thou seven women about the tower?
6515	92 Then I asked her concerning the times, whether the end were now at hand?
6515	93 I said unto him, Sir, what shall I do here alone?
6515	And I said unto him, Sir, why has not the prayer of a sad man virtue to come up to the altar of God?
6515	And I said, What can be better than these words?
6515	And he asked them whether the Lord of that tower was come thither?
6515	And he said unto me, Seest thou these trees?
6515	And what, Sir, are these virgins?
6515	And what, lady, said I, are the other five?
6515	But I said to her, Lady, chew me what they are?
6515	But it may be the desire of her has risen up in thy heart?
6515	But, Sir, I can not tell, whether they can be observed by any man?
6515	But, continued I, could I or any other man besides, though never so wise, have understood these things?
6515	Canst thou for thy estate, or for any of those things which thou hast provided, deny thy law?
6515	Does he not seem to thee to be of great authority?
6515	Does it not seem to thee to be a very wise thing to repent?
6515	Dost thou not see the tower yet a building?
6515	HE showed me certain men sitting upon benches, and one sitting in a chair: and he said unto me; Seest thou those who sit upon the benches?
6515	Have I not always reverenced thee as a sister?
6515	He answered, What dost then ask?
6515	He said unto me, Do you not know me?
6515	He said, What is that fast?
6515	Hearken, saith he; seest thou this vine and this elm?
6515	How then can I live, seeing I have done in this manner?
6515	How will ye instruct the elect of God, when ye yourselves want correction?
6515	How, Sir, said I, does it bear more fruit than the vine?
6515	How, sir, said I is it the sister of these?
6515	I began to say within myself, is there a drove of cattle coming, that rises such a dust?
6515	I replied, Sir, how can that be; seeing the rock is old, but the gate new?
6515	I replied, Who is she then, sir?
6515	I replied: Sir, why are they like unto dried trees?
6515	I said unto him, how, sir?
6515	I said unto him; Are they who depart from the fear of God, tormented for the same time that they enjoyed their false delight and pleasures?
6515	I said unto him; Sir, how can those dry rods ever grow green again?
6515	I said unto them, What then shall I do?
6515	I said, Sir, what is their garment?
6515	I said, Where shall I tarry?
6515	Shouldst thou not rather purify thy mind, and serve God?
6515	Then the shepherd said unto me, Hast thou asked all things of me?
6515	They received thee well then, said he?
6515	What, said he, dost thou ask?
6515	Wherefore I began to think, and say within myself, why should I doubt, seeing I am thus settled by the Lord, and have seen such glorious things?
6515	Why art thou disquieted, and fillest thyself with care?
6515	Why did these stones come out of the deep, and were placed into the building of this tower, seeing that they long ago carried those holy spirits?
6515	Why then dost thou imagine these wicked things against me?
6515	Will they say that they were troubled by the sheep?
6515	With what words shall I beseech him to be merciful unto me?
6515	Wouldst thou not say all this to a fuller, for the rent which he made in thy garment?
6515	and I looking upon her, answered, Lady, what dost thou do here?
6516	( 3 Let us be their brethren in all kindness and moderation, but let us be followers of the Lord; for who was ever more unjustly used?
6516	1*** For the Lord himself, being asked by a certain person, When his kingdom should come?
6516	10 Afterwards there came forth one like a little hermit, and was asked by every one, Who art thou?
6516	10 And I said, Sir, I would know how to serve that desire which is good?
6516	10 And to what end was this ceremony?
6516	10 But what have we said?
6516	10 He replied, to them, I am a minister of God, and a servant at the altar: how should I know where my son is?
6516	10 He was taken from prison and from judgment; and who shall declare this generation?
6516	10 Her mother also spake to her after the same manner, and said, Child, why dost thou sit so melancholy, and, like one astonished, makest no reply?
6516	10 Pilate said to him, How is it written?
6516	10 Pilate said, Art thou a king then?
6516	10 The Jews replied, Who are those who have been serviceable to us?
6516	10 Then the Lord Jesus asked him, What he was afraid of?
6516	10 Then the angel said unto me, Seest then this shepherd?
6516	10 What kind of persons then were they that did these things?
6516	10 What then saith the Scripture of Abraham, when I be believed, and it was imputed unto him for righteousness?
6516	10 What therefore does he mean when he says, Into a good land flowing with milk and honey?
6516	10 Why hast thou done this?
6516	105 And when we had worshipped God, then the shepherd came and said unto them: You have done no injury to this man?
6516	106 And he said unto me, How didst thou sup?
6516	107 He answered, Wilt thou now learn what thou didst desire?
6516	109 First of all, Sir, said I, tell me, what this rock and this gate denote?
6516	11 And I said in another place, O grave, where is thy victory?
6516	11 And why was that which was accursed crowned?
6516	11 But Joseph replied, Whither shall I take thee?
6516	11 He shall be great, because he shall reign from sea to sea, and from the rivers even to the ends of the earth?
6516	11 How then was our Saviour manifested to the world?
6516	11 Let us therefore now inquire whether God has fulfilled the covenant, which he sware to our fathers, that he would give this people?
6516	11 Pilate answered Annas and Caiphas, Who are the proselytes?
6516	11 Pilate saith to him, What is truth?
6516	11 Should the Spirit of God receive reward, and divine?
6516	11 So the servants went back, and told Herod the whole; at which he was incensed, and said, Is not this son of his like to be king of Israel?
6516	11 Then Pilate called the messenger, and said, Why hast thou done thus?
6516	11 Then said Joseph, How comes it to pass you are with child?
6516	11 There was also among them a philosopher well skilled in physic and natural philosophy, who asked the Lord Jesus, Whether he had studied physic?
6516	113 The same night a young man appeared to me and said, Why dost thou thus often desire Revelations in thy prayers?
6516	114 Canst thou see more notable Revelations than those which thou hast already received?
6516	115 I answered, Sir, how could I do otherwise?
6516	116 And he said unto me, Didst thou see the multitude of those that built that tower?
6516	12 Again; What says Moses to Joshua, the Son of Nun, when he gave that name unto him, as being a prophet, that all the people might hear him alone?
6516	12 And I said unto him, Sir, how shall I understand these things?
6516	12 Do these things seem to thee to be good or not?
6516	12 For what was our Father Abraham blessed?
6516	12 The Jews hearing this, were provoked, and said to Pilate, Why wilt thou any longer hear the blasphemy of that man?
6516	12 Then the priest said to Joseph, Why hast thou done this?
6516	12 When they both saw this light, they were surprised; the old woman asked St. Mary, Art thou the mother of this child?
6516	121 But, sir, I would know why she sat upon a chair?
6516	121 Then I said, What is this tower?
6516	123 And he said unto me, sawest thou those stones that were cast away?
6516	13 And when they were come to the nest, the Lord Jesus said to the boys, Is this the serpent''s lurking place?
6516	13 But learn therefore how the Lord speaketh, rendering the temple vain: Who has measured the heaven with a span, and the earth with his hand?
6516	13 Who then is that Jesus of Nazareth that by his word hath taken away the dead from me without prayer to God?
6516	136 Then I said, Show me now sir, why this tower is not built upon the ground, but upon a rock, and upon the gate?
6516	139 Seest thou not, said he, that he doth support them, who with all their heart, bear his name?
6516	14 As I was therefore musing, and full of sorrow, that she would not suffer me to sit on the right side, she said unto me, Hermas, why art thou sad?
6516	14 But what then signifies this, That the wool was to be put into the midst of the thorns?
6516	14 Sir; said I, how can this be done?
6516	14 The prince of hell perceiving the same voice repeated, cried out, as though he had been ignorant, Who is that King of Glory?
6516	14 What think you, beloved?
6516	14 Who is there among you that is generous?
6516	14 Who shall say unto him, what dost thou?
6516	146 But, sir, what are those stones which were taken out of the deep and fitted into the building?
6516	148 And I said, sir, why did the virgins put even those stones into the building after they were carried through the gate?
6516	15 And when Jesus saw me languishing there, he said to me, Wilt thou be made whole?
6516	15 Is it such a fast that I have chosen?
6516	15 Or how should I ever be able to entreat the Lord for my many and great sins?
6516	15 The messenger answered them and said, I asked one of the Jews and said, What is this which the children do cry out in the Hebrew language?
6516	15 Wherefore are there strifes, and anger, and divisions, and schisms, and wars, among us?
6516	156 And I said, Why then, sir, did these forty stones also ascend with them out of the deep, having already received that seal?
6516	16 Have we not all one God, and one Christ?
6516	16 Let us inquire therefore, whether there be any temple of God?
6516	16 She said, How can that be?
6516	16 Then said these women, Will you Mistress, go along with us, and show the Lady St. Mary to us?
6516	16 What therefore shall I do?
6516	161 I answered: Sir, tell me now what concerns those mountains; why are they so different, some of one form, and some of another?
6516	163 But why, said I, are they different, and every one of a figure?
6516	17 I said to her; Lady, I would know what it is that they have suffered?
6516	17 Is it not to deal thy bread to the hungry, and that thou bring the poor that are cast out to thy house?
6516	17 Pilate then said to them, Why do you yourselves testify to the words spoken by the children, namely, by your silence?
6516	17 Upon this the governor called Thecla from among the beasts to him, and said to her, Who art thou?
6516	17 Why then do we rent and tear in pieces the members of Christ; and raise seditious against our own body?
6516	170 How, air, said I, were they worse who knew the Lord?
6516	18 And as I was thinking thus within myself, the shepherd said unto me; What thickest thou within thyself?
6516	18 And she said unto me, Why art thou sad, Hermas, who wert wo nt to be patient, and modest, and always cheerful?
6516	18 When his father saw him restored to his former state of health, he said, My son, what has happened to thee, and by what means wert thou cured?
6516	184 I said, air, why is there room left to those for repentance, and not to the foregoing kind, seeing their sins are well nigh the same?
6516	19 But why might they eat those that clave the hoof?
6516	19 The Jews said to Pilate, Did we not say that he wrought his cures on the sabbath, and cast out devils by the prince of devils?
6516	2 And Joseph said, I will take care that my children be taxed; but what shall I do with this young woman?
6516	2 And he answered: Art thou without sense that thou dost not understand it?
6516	2 And that all the people should suppose you( Christians) so criminal, and imagine all the misfortunes that happen to the city, to be caused by you?
6516	2 But what can a mortal man do?
6516	2 For whither can any of us flee from his mighty hand?
6516	2 For who is able to express the obligation of the love of God?
6516	2 St. Mary replied, What help does thou desire?
6516	2 Then drew near a great feast of the Lord, and Judith her maid, said, How long will you thus afflict your soul?
6516	2 What is it, or what affairs are they, which obstructs your coming?
6516	20 And I said unto the shepherd that was with me: Sir, who is this cruel and implacable shepherd, who is moved with no compassion towards these sheep?
6516	20 But how should we thus know all this, and understand it?
6516	20 Dost thou not know that I am thine?
6516	20 Pilate saith to them, Why should he die?
6516	20 Take the Epistle of the blessed Paul the Apostle into your hands; What was It that he wrote to you at his first preaching the Gospel among you?
6516	21 But what signifies the milk and honey?
6516	22 But how does he dwell in us?
6516	22 Sir, said I, I would know what kind of pains they are which every one undergoes?
6516	23 But who are his enemies?
6516	23 But who is there that is now able to have this dominion over the wild beasts, or fishes, or fowls of the air?
6516	234 And I said, Why then, sir, have all these fruit indeed, but yet some fairer than others?
6516	24 And what shall we say of David, so highly testified of in the Holy Scriptures?
6516	24 He replied, Why did ye seek me?
6516	24 She answered, Dost thou not see over against thee a great tower, which is built upon the water with bright square stones?
6516	24 Then the governor called the ensigns, and said unto them, Why did you do thus?
6516	240 And why therefore do you not rather esteem yourselves happy?
6516	242 For if all nations punish their servants which deny their masters; what think you that the Lord will do unto you, who has the power of all things?
6516	25 And when she had said this, she added unto me; Wilt thou hear me read?
6516	25 The ensigns said to Pilate, We are all Pagans and worship the gods in temples; and how should we think anything about worshipping him?
6516	26 And I said, If a husband or a wife die, and the party which survives marry again, does he sin in so doing?
6516	26 Then the doctors asked Mary, Whether this were her son?
6516	27 I said unto him, Sir, why did he send away some to the tower, and left others here to you?
6516	271 Wouldst thou not presently be angry, and reproach him, saying: I gave my garment to thee whole, why halt thou rent it, and made it useless to me?
6516	273 Will not therefore the Lord do the same concerning his Spirit, by reason of thy deed?
6516	28 But who then, said I, are those, who went into the tower crowned?
6516	3 And about the ninth hour Jesus cried out with a loud voice, Eli, Eli, lama sabacthani?
6516	3 And all this has God subjected to our understandings: 4 What therefore shall those things be which he has prepared for them that wait for him?
6516	3 And the Lord said unto Cain, Why art thou sorrowful?
6516	3 But I thought that he was come to try me, and said unto him, Who are you?
6516	3 I said, What evil things are they from which I must abstain?
6516	3 Pilate replied, What is it which he declares?
6516	3 Pilate saith to them, What sort of temple is that of which he speaketh?
6516	3 She replied to me, Where is the woman that is to be delivered?
6516	3 Sir, said I, what are the works of an evil desire, which bring men unto death?
6516	3 Sir, said I, what makes you speak thus?
6516	3 The Jews answered him, But how durst thou enter into the synagogue, who wast a confederate with Christ?
6516	3 What then?
6516	3 When the Jews heard this they said to Pilate, Did we not say unto thee, He is a conjuror?
6516	3 Who, says the woman, can grant me this?
6516	30 But how can this be?
6516	31 And she called me unto her, and touched my breast, and said unto me, Did my reading please thee?
6516	31 But by what means, says she, were you cleansed from your leprosy?
6516	32 Why not?
6516	33 And I said unto him, Why then does she appear old?
6516	36 Dost thou thus cure men of the same nature with thyself, with the water with which thy body is washed?
6516	39 I said unto him; Sir, what pleasures are hurtful?
6516	4 And she said unto me, Canst thou tell these things to the elect of God?
6516	4 And when they answered, That there was no one there; the Lord Jesus said, Who are those whom ye see in the furnace?
6516	4 But the governor was more deliberate, and calling to Paul, he said, Who art thou?
6516	4 But while the boy was buying the bread, he saw his neighbour Thecla, and was surprised, and said to her, Thecla, where are you going?
6516	4 But who of you are ignorant of the judgment of God?
6516	4 For what?
6516	4 I asked her, saying; Lady, into what part of the field?
6516	4 Is my holy mountain of Zion, a desolate wilderness?
6516	4 On their return their kings and princes came to them inquiring, whom they had seen and done?
6516	4 Pilate then calling Jesus, said, thou hast heard what they testify against thee, and makest no answer?
6516	4 Sir, said I; What so great offence have I committed, that I should be delivered to this messenger?
6516	4 To this the prince of hell replied to Satan, Who is that so powerful prince, and yet a man who is afraid of death?
6516	4 What recompense then shall we render unto him?
6516	4 What therefore is it that he says by the prophet?
6516	4 What therefore shalt thou do who art subject to a law in thine own city?
6516	4 Who has thus deceived me?
6516	4 Why then, said he, does he in the spirit call him Lord?
6516	41 I asked her, Lady, why is the tower built upon the water?
6516	42 When all were departed, I said unto the shepherd; Sir, why is not the building of the tower finished?
6516	43 And I answering, said unto her, These things are very admirable; but, lady, who are those six young men that build?
6516	43 Pilate said to the Jews, Why are not the devils subject to your doctors?
6516	45 Also concerning those stones that were put into the building, and again taken out, and carried back into their places?
6516	45 And who are the rest who bring them stones?
6516	46 The governor hearing this, trembling, said to the multitude of the Jews, What will it profit you to shed innocent blood?
6516	47 I answered, Sir, why then did not all of them repent?
6516	47 I asked her, saying, I would know the condition of the stones, and what the meaning of them is?
6516	48 She answering, said unto me, Art thou better than all others that this should be revealed unto thee?
6516	5 For indeed how great are those advantages which we owe to him in relation to our holiness?
6516	5 I said, How then shall a man be able to discern them?
6516	5 In like manner Joseph, when he came to the Jews, said to them, Why are ye angry with me for desiring the body of Jesus of Pilate?
6516	5 Is not the history of Adam exactly accomplished in me?
6516	5 Pilate replied, How can he do this by wicked methods?
6516	5 The king of Glory, dead and alive, though once slain upon the cross?
6516	5 Then a certain principal Rabbi asked him, Hast thou read books?
6516	5 Then said the midwife, Is she not thy wife?
6516	5 Then said the priest, Hath Joseph done this?
6516	5 When I heard this, I wept bitterly; and when he saw me weeping, he said unto me, Why weepest thou?
6516	5 Whither then shall any one go; or whither shall he run from him that comprehends all things?
6516	5 Why so?
6516	55 And what are the other stones, lady, that are brought from the earth?
6516	58 But who are those whom they rejected, and laid beside the tower?
6516	59 And I said unto that shepherd; How can these stones, seeing they have been rejected, return into the building of this tower?
6516	6 And I said unto him, What therefore is to be done, if the woman continues on in her sin?
6516	6 And he went again into the hall, and called Jesus by himself, and said to him, Art thou the king of the Jews?
6516	6 And when all the saints saw him, they said to him, Who art thou?
6516	6 And when nine months were fulfilled to Anna, she brought forth, and said to the midwife, What have I brought forth?
6516	6 And why are we not all wise, seeing we have received the knowledge of God, which is Jesus Christ?
6516	6 But the elders of the Jews answered, and said to Jesus, What shall we look to?
6516	6 But why were there three young men appointed to sprinkle?
6516	6 Do these things seem to thee to be evil or not?
6516	6 For he saith, Doth he that speaketh and heareth many things, and is of a ready tongue, suppose that he is righteous?
6516	6 He asked me, Wherefore?
6516	6 Lady, said I, wilt thou convince me?
6516	6 Pilate saith to them, What then shall I do with Jesus who is called Christ?
6516	6 Then Judith her maid answered, what evil shall I wish you, when you will not hearken to me?
6516	6 They replied, Is there any one within, whose name is Thecla?
6516	6 What praise shall we give to him?
6516	6 When ye come to appear before me, who hath required this at your hands?
6516	6 Yes, the heaven is not clean in his sight, how much less they that dwell in houses of clay; of which also we ourselves were made?
6516	60 And I said, Sir, how will they be able to fill the same place, when they shall be so much cut away?
6516	61 But would you know who they are that were cut out, and cast afar off from the tower?
6516	67 But what are the white and round stones, lady, and which are not proper for the building of the tower?
6516	68 She answering said unto me: How long wilt thou continue foolish and without understanding, asking everything and discerning nothing?
6516	7 And I said, What, if the woman that is so put away, should repent, and be willing to return to her husband, shall she not be received by him?
6516	7 And Jesus answering, said to Pilate, Dost thou speak this of thyself, or did the Jews tell it thee concerning me?
6516	7 And how can a man that does not serve God, ask anything of God, and receive it?
6516	7 And what saith the Scripture?
6516	7 And when they had formed a large assembly, the chief priests said, By what means shall we bring Joseph to us to speak with him?
6516	7 And why was the wool put upon a stick?
6516	7 But how, beloved, shall we do this?
6516	7 I said unto him; Sir, if they have behaved themselves so as to anger that good angel, yet what have I done?
6516	7 If thou shalt love the good disciples, what thank is it?
6516	7 The midwife said, Is this true?
6516	7 Then she asked the husband of the possessed person, Whether his wife''s mother was alive?
6516	7 Then the Jews called together all the soldiers who kept the sepulchre of Jesus, and said to them, Who are those women, to whom the angel spoke?
6516	7 When the girl asked them, they made her no answer, but asked her again, Who are ye?
6516	7 Who art thou, who dost release the captives that were held in chains by original sin, and bringest them into their former liberty?
6516	70 I answering, said unto her, When therefore will they be profitable to the Lord?
6516	74 After this he came to consider those stones which were white and round: and he said unto me, What shall we do with these stones?
6516	75 And what are the rest which fell by the water, and could not roll into the water?
6516	75 He replied, Canst thou think of nothing then for these?
6516	76 And he said, seest thou not that they are very round?
6516	8 And I said unto him, Sir, how shall I know that there are two such angels with man?
6516	8 But why was the wool and hyssop put together?
6516	8 Call now if there be any that will answer thee; and to which of the angels wilt thou look?
6516	8 Have I not always esteemed thee as a lady?
6516	8 I said unto him; Sir, ask him since the time that he came into my house whether I have done any thing disorderly, or have offended him in any thing?
6516	8 Pilate answering, said to Jesus, Am I a Jew?
6516	8 So that if I only teach those things which I have received by revelation from God, where is my crime?
6516	8 The Jews then said to Nicodemus, Art thou become his disciple, and making speeches in his favour?
6516	8 The soldiers answered and said, We know not who the women were; besides we became as dead persons through fear, and how could we seize those women?
6516	8 Then Joseph arising from the ground, called her, and said, O thou who hast been so much favoured by God, why hast thou done this?
6516	8 Then Pilate called a messenger, and said to him, By what means will Christ be brought hither?
6516	8 Then the governor again commanded the Jews to depart out of the hall; and calling Jesus, said to him, What shall I do with thee?
6516	8 Upon this both she and Joseph were brought to their trial, and the priest said unto her, Mary, what hast thou done?
6516	8 Where is the wise man?
6516	8 Who among the judges was more valiant than Sampson, or more holy than Samuel?
6516	8 Who art thou, who dost spread so glorious and divine a light over those who were made blind by the darkness of sin?
6516	82 When therefore I had done asking her concerning all these things, she said unto me, Wilt thou see something else?
6516	83 She therefore looking back upon me, and smiling a little, said unto me, Seest thou seven women about the tower?
6516	9 And when they came to the Lord Jesus, he inquired, On what account they carried that boy?
6516	9 But Denies and Hermogenes were moved with envy, and, under a show of great religion, Demas said, And are not we also servants of the blessed God?
6516	9 But who is fit to be found in it?
6516	9 For what shall we say, brethren?
6516	9 Nicodemus said to them, Is the governor become his disciple also, and does he make speeches for him?
6516	9 When a certain astronomer, who was present, asked the Lord Jesus, Whether he had studied astronomy?
6516	9 Why hast thou thus debased thy soul, who wast educated in the Holy of Holies, and received thy food from the hand of angels?
6516	92 Then I asked her concerning the times, whether the end were now at hand?
6516	93 I said unto him, Sir, what shall I do here alone?
6516	A day for a man to afflict his soul?
6516	AND as she was looking towards heaven she perceive a sparrow''s nest in the laurel, 2 And mourning within herself, she said, Wo is me, who begat me?
6516	Accordingly he said to Theoclia, Where is my Thecla?
6516	And I said unto him, Sir, why has not the prayer of a sad man virtue to come up to the altar of God?
6516	And I said, What can be better than these words?
6516	And are come to such a height of madness, as to forget that we were members one of another?
6516	And he asked them whether the Lord of that tower was come thither?
6516	And he said unto me, Seest thou these trees?
6516	And he stood still, and commanded that I should be brought to him, and said to me, What wilt thou?
6516	And so are all the Syrians and Arabians, and all the idolatrous priests: but are they therefore of the covenant of Israel?
6516	And then, what follows in the same prophet?
6516	And what doth he mean by this saying?
6516	And what follows?
6516	And what shalt be done with the other?
6516	And what, Sir, are these virgins?
6516	And what, lady, said I, are the other five?
6516	And when he had fulfilled the commandment of God, What says he?
6516	And why is thy countenance fallen?
6516	And yet how hard is it to find a man that does this?
6516	Art thou come to destroy us?
6516	But I said to her, Lady, chew me what they are?
6516	But are you inclined that he should be king, and not Caesar?
6516	But how shall it be built in the name of the Lord?
6516	But it may be the desire of her has risen up in thy heart?
6516	But what hast thou to do with him?
6516	But why was this?
6516	But, Sir, I can not tell, whether they can be observed by any man?
6516	But, continued I, could I or any other man besides, though never so wise, have understood these things?
6516	Canst thou for thy estate, or for any of those things which thou hast provided, deny thy law?
6516	Consider, in what were you saved in what did you look up, if not whilst you were in the flesh?
6516	Did not Caesar place him in that high post?
6516	Did not Moses before know what should happen?
6516	Did ye not know that I ought to be employed in my father''s house?
6516	Do we not know that the saints shall judge the world, as Paul teaches?
6516	Do you not suppose I am extremely concerned and grieved that your innocence should bring you into sufferings?
6516	Does he not seem to thee to be of great authority?
6516	Does it not seem to thee to be a very wise thing to repent?
6516	Dost thou not see the tower yet a building?
6516	For had he not come in the flesh, how should men have been able to look upon him, that they might be saved?
6516	For he that in these things can not govern himself, how shall he be able to prescribe them to another?
6516	For if the Lord thus humbled himself, what should we do who are brought by him under the yoke of his grace?
6516	For if the prayer of one or two be of such force, as we are told; how much more powerful shall that of the bishop and the whole church be?
6516	For so says the prophet,"Who shall understand the hard sayings of the Lord?
6516	For the prophet saith again, In what place shall I appear before the Lord my God, and be glorified?
6516	For thy countenance is like a thief''s; and why dost thou carry a cross upon thy shoulders?
6516	For what does a man profit me, if he shall praise me, and blaspheme my Lord; not confessing that he was truly made man?
6516	For what will it profit, if one gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?
6516	HE showed me certain men sitting upon benches, and one sitting in a chair: and he said unto me; Seest thou those who sit upon the benches?
6516	Have I not always reverenced thee as a sister?
6516	He answered, What dost then ask?
6516	He said unto me, Do you not know me?
6516	He said, What is that fast?
6516	Hearken, saith he; seest thou this vine and this elm?
6516	How then can I live, seeing I have done in this manner?
6516	How will ye instruct the elect of God, when ye yourselves want correction?
6516	How, Sir, said I, does it bear more fruit than the vine?
6516	How, sir, said I is it the sister of these?
6516	I began to say within myself, is there a drove of cattle coming, that rises such a dust?
6516	I replied, Sir, how can that be; seeing the rock is old, but the gate new?
6516	I replied, Who is she then, sir?
6516	I replied: Sir, why are they like unto dried trees?
6516	I said unto him, how, sir?
6516	I said unto him; Are they who depart from the fear of God, tormented for the same time that they enjoyed their false delight and pleasures?
6516	I said unto him; Sir, how can those dry rods ever grow green again?
6516	I said unto them, What then shall I do?
6516	I said, Sir, what is their garment?
6516	I said, Where shall I tarry?
6516	IN like manner he determines concerning the cross in another prophet, saying: And when shall these things be fulfilled?
6516	If thou shalt offer aright, but not divide aright, hast thou not sinned?
6516	In what has the messenger done amiss?
6516	Is it gold or silver, or that thy body be cured of its leprosy?
6516	Is it not I?
6516	Is it to bow down his head like a bulrush, and to spread sackcloth and ashes under him?
6516	Is not one spirit of grace poured out upon us all?
6516	Is our hope built upon a stone?
6516	Let him stand against me or who is he that will implead me?
6516	Let us go and kill the serpent; and will not ye obey him?
6516	More despised?).
6516	More destitute?
6516	O death, where is thy sting?
6516	Or what fruit that may be worthy of what he has given to us?
6516	Or what is the place of my rest?
6516	Or what strength is there in him that is made out of the dust?
6516	Or what world shall receive any of those who run away from him?
6516	Or who shall be our advocate, unless we shall be found to have done what is holy and just?
6516	Peter answered and said, What if the wolves shall tear in pieces the sheep?
6516	Pilate said, Will they kill him for a good work?
6516	Rabbi Judas asked Rabbi Achan, Where did they kill Zacharias?
6516	Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, were they cast into the fiery furnace by men, professing the excellent and glorious worship of the Most High?
6516	Shall he be blameless in his works?
6516	Shall man be pure before the Lord?
6516	Shall we be slothful in well- doing, and lay aside our charity?
6516	She answered, What would you have with her?
6516	Shouldst thou not rather purify thy mind, and serve God?
6516	THEN I beheld a woman coming down from the mountains, and she said to me, Where art thou going, O man?
6516	THEN came Annas the scribe, and said to Joseph, Wherefore have we not seen you since your return?
6516	Then the shepherd said unto me, Hast thou asked all things of me?
6516	They received thee well then, said he?
6516	They replied, Is it impossible?
6516	WHAT shall we do therefore, brethren?
6516	Was Daniel cast into the den of lions, by men fearing God?
6516	Was it in the woman''s court, or in the court of Israel?
6516	Was it not because that through faith he wrought righteousness and truth?
6516	What Company they had on the road?
6516	What am I, that all the generations of the earth should call me blessed?
6516	What do you think that boy will be?
6516	What dost thou teach?
6516	What hast thou done?
6516	What inclined thee to act thus?
6516	What is the house that ye will build me?
6516	What man is sufficient to declare, and is fitting, the excellency of its beauty?
6516	What man is there that desireth life, and loveth to see good days?
6516	What sort of journey and return they had?
6516	What strange impressions are made upon thee?
6516	What think ye then that he shall suffer, who does anything that is not fitting in the combat of immortality?
6516	What, said he, dost thou ask?
6516	When he was gone out, and had a mind to speak thus to the people, Woe unto you, whom do you worship?
6516	Where is the boasting of those who are called wise?
6516	Where is the disputer?
6516	Wherefore I began to think, and say within myself, why should I doubt, seeing I am thus settled by the Lord, and have seen such glorious things?
6516	Whither shall I flee from thee?
6516	Whither shall I flee from thy spirit, or where shall I hide myself from thy presence?
6516	Who has committed this evil in my house, and seducing the Virgin from me, hath defiled her?
6516	Who have said, with our tongue will we prevail; our lips are our own, who is Lord over us?
6516	Who that has any charity?
6516	Who that is compassionate?
6516	Who will contend with me?
6516	Why art thou disquieted, and fillest thyself with care?
6516	Why did these stones come out of the deep, and were placed into the building of this tower, seeing that they long ago carried those holy spirits?
6516	Why didst thou not salute us?
6516	Why do we suffer ourselves foolishly to perish; not considering the gift which the Lord has truly sent to us?
6516	Why then dost thou imagine these wicked things against me?
6516	Will not you tell me that?
6516	Will they say that they were troubled by the sheep?
6516	Wilt thou call this a fast, and an acceptable day to the Lord?
6516	Wilt thou kill me as thou didst the Egyptian yesterday?"
6516	With what words shall I beseech him to be merciful unto me?
6516	Wo is me to what can I be compared?
6516	Wo is me, to what am I comparable?
6516	Wo is me, to what can I be compared?
6516	Wo is me, to what can I be compared?
6516	Wouldst thou not say all this to a fuller, for the rent which he made in thy garment?
6516	alas, my husband; Have I disclosed it to you?
6516	and I looking upon her, answered, Lady, what dost thou do here?
6516	and what are thy circumstances, that not one of the beasts will touch thee?
6516	and what is it which he attempts dissolving?
6516	and where are you going?
6516	or who shall resist the power of his strength?
6516	or, what shall I say concerning this young woman?
6516	says she; where is he?
6516	shall I conceive by the living God and bring forth as all other women do?
6516	to Jerusalem,) he saw his blood bubbling, and said to them, What meaneth this?
6516	which being interpreted is, My God, My God, why hast thou forsaken me?