Questions

This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.

identifier	question
29678	31.:"If the righteous be recompensed in the earth, where shall the godless abide?"
29678	Am I then to give that which is due to those who treat me unjustly, and say of them, they have done well?"
29678	Are we then to overturn what has been said?
29678	Are we to live in indolence?
29678	But are we a sacrifice with Him?
29678	But do you say,"Must God''s word be treated with such shame?"
29678	But how can this be?
29678	But how comes this?
29678	But how do they act to get the gold into their own hands?
29678	But how do we attain to this living hope?
29678	But how does St. Peter mean that we should sanctify God; how can we sanctify Him; must He not sanctify us?
29678	But how does that, where He says that they live, agree with that which he subjoins, that they are dead?
29678	But how does this come to pass?
29678	But how does this take place?
29678	But how has the new birth taken place?
29678	But how is that consistent, that the elders should rule, and yet all should be subject one to the other?
29678	But how?
29678	But if any one says,"Since you are ransomed by Christ, and His blood blots out your sin, what will you blot out by your mode of life?"
29678	But perhaps you say,"How?
29678	But to what spirits has he preached?
29678	But we say, if you yourself take away and blot out your sin, what has Christ then done?
29678	But what do they do?
29678	But what does St. Peter mean when he says,_ ye are kept by the power of God to salvation_?
29678	But what does St. Peter mean, in that he says, refrain from the lusts that war against the soul?
29678	But what is it that is offered to us?
29678	But what is it to rest upon His righteousness?
29678	But what is the divine nature?
29678	But what is this seed?
29678	But what sort of a faith is this?
29678	But what sort of power is it?
29678	But what were the elders therefore to do?
29678	But what, now, is this offence and perplexity, or stumbling?
29678	But why am I to restrain it?
29678	But why does Paul separate from one another the power and the coming of Christ?
29678	But why does he say then, purify your souls?
29678	But why does he say we have a sure word of prophecy?
29678	But why does the prophet call Him a foundation stone?
29678	But why should we be obedient to the magistracy for God''s sake?
29678	But why should we return good for evil?
29678	Did the old birth spring from a seed?
29678	Do you imagine then that God will tolerate it, that you should thrust Him from His throne and seat yourself in His place?"
29678	For how am I to believe on stone and wood?
29678	For how can an outward work make the heart inwardly clean?
29678	For how is it possible that we poor wretches should be able to deserve such good through our own works as no human reason or sense can conceive?
29678	For how is the world benefitted by these things?
29678	For then you may answer, Has not God spoken even by an ass?
29678	For though not now, yet at death will it come to pass, that the devil will come forward and say,"Why have you charged the Pope as Antichrist?"
29678	For what a thing would it be, that you should be cruelly beaten and had well deserved it, yet would glory in your cross?
29678	For what is it that is built, if I throw out one stone and see another thrown into its place?
29678	For what necessity could there then have been that He should have come down to earth and have shed His blood?
29678	For what praise is it, if ye endure buffeting for your faults?
29678	For what reason did God permit that to be written?
29678	God will not judge by this whether you are_ called_ a Christian, or have been baptized, but will ask you,"_ Art_ thou a Christian?
29678	Hast thou been baptized?
29678	How can it be possible that one who assuredly believes this, should yet cleave to perishable possessions and lusts?
29678	How can they have God''s Spirit if they do not have His word?
29678	How is that consistent: has He not offered up Himself?
29678	How is this?
29678	How then shall not I also endure somewhat if it pleases Him?
29678	How?
29678	How?
29678	If God gives thus to faith a shock that makes it tremble, how can_ he_ abide steadfast who is without faith?
29678	If now we bend the knee before a place of worship, or a picture of the holy cross, should we not do it far more before a living temple of God?
29678	In order that we may be saved thereby?
29678	Is it then a thing not human?
29678	Is not all subject to Him?
29678	Is then the kingdom not God the Father''s now?
29678	Let St. Peter''s bones be holy, yet how does it help you?
29678	Now you may say, If that is true, that we are all priests and ought to preach, what sort of an institution is there?
29678	Of what advantage is it to embrace the cross in monasteries?
29678	Of what concern to Him was it that no suckling should be killed while as yet it sucks milk?
29678	Should I then be so base as not to love Him?
29678	Should we bear such a_ title_,_ that_ is certainly pitiful; but if the High Majesty also arraigns, curses, and condemns,--who will endure it?
29678	So we read in Ezekiel, xxix., of King Nebuchadnezzar, where God says by the prophet,"Knowest thou not that he is My servant, and has served Me?"
29678	The pious he gently strokes, and first of all is the rod of kind correction: but what then will be done with those that do not believe?
29678	Then God opens the mouth of the beast to speak with the voice of a man, and she said,"What have I done to you that you should strike me so?"
29678	Then the ass answered and said,"Am I yet the ass upon which thou hast ridden continually even to this day, and have I done it for no more than this?"
29678	Then was the king filled with wrath, and said,"Did I not call thee that thou shouldst curse mine enemies?
29678	Therefore Peter says, that such vain, false teachers are to be; but what shall they do?
29678	Therefore St. Peter says,_ Hereunto are ye called._ Whereto?
29678	Therefore those fools know not what they say, who ask, How can faith alone answer, while many an one believes who yet performs no good work?
29678	These words are exceedingly precious; how could He have made them more sweet or tender?
29678	Though your child die, though you are sick, it is well if it pleases God; if you are in a state which pleases God, what better can you desire?
29678	We ask further, whether he makes a distinction between spiritual and worldly, since the clergy are now called spiritual, and other Christians worldly?
29678	What am I to do that I may restrain my sin?
29678	What are these shepherds to do?
29678	What if I have such a strange and irritable master as no one can thankfully serve, for many such may be found?"
29678	What now is the treasure wherewith ye are ransomed?
29678	What then am I to do?
29678	What then are the praiseworthy things and the noble deeds which God has put forth?
29678	What then are we to do?
29678	What then?
29678	When this reaches my heart, then it_ tastes_; for how can I but receive joy and gladness therefrom?
29678	Where then will_ he_ be found who has not faith?
29678	Wherefore does St. Peter say,--not, they are adulterers,--but,_ they have eyes full of adultery_?
29678	Wherefore should we then be sober and vigilant?
29678	Wherewith?
29678	While the Master runs upon the spears''points in the conflict, how much more should the servant advance with joy?
29678	Who is to endure this and still keep silent?
29678	Who, then, will set himself against it, or who will not be terrified by it?
29678	Why does He employ so great allurement?
29678	Why does the Apostle lay so much stress on the aim of the mind?
29678	Why should I subdue my flesh?
29678	Why then do Solomon and Peter, as in this passage, say,_ love covers sins_?"
29678	Why then does God thus leave us in life and misery?
29678	Why then should you not endure it also, when you are nothing but sin?
29678	_ And be ye also as living stones, built up into a spiritual house._ How can we build ourselves up?
29678	_ And if the righteous scarcely be saved, where shall the ungodly and the sinner appear?_ This passage is also taken from the book of Proverbs, chap.
29678	_ And know, first of all, that in the last days there shall come scoffers who walk after their own lusts, and say, Where is the promise of his coming?
29678	_ That your prayers be not hindered._ What does St. Peter mean by that?
29678	_ Through His glory and virtue._ How does that call come, whereby we are called of God?
29678	_ To unfeigned love of the brethren._ To what end, then, are we to live a chastely holy life?
29678	_ Whose daughters ye are, if ye do well and stand in fear of no terror._ What does he mean by that?
29678	and they remain forever in such doubt,"who knows it,--who knows it?"
29678	but how if they were in error?"
29678	do you mean to say that virginity, and masses, and the like good works, amount to nothing?
29678	he says:"They whose judgment was not to drink the cup, have assuredly drunken, and thinkest thou that thou art he that shall not drink?"
29678	how is this?
29678	must there then be no distinction among the people, and are the women, also, to be priests?
29678	that I may be saved?
29678	the world has stood so long and continued to abide, is it now for the first time to be otherwise?"
29678	what hast thou now, abiding in thine integrity?
29678	what shall I cry?
29678	xxi.,"Have ye not read in Scripture,--the stone which the builders rejected is become the corner stone?
29678	xxxviii.,"I have said in the midst of my life, I must go down into the grave;"as though they should say,"O Lord God, is death already here?"