Incomprehensible wonders were done in the conception and birth of Christ, on account of which the whole world ought to be astonished and marvel. Sermon 11, N.
A great miracle was done by Christ in which he saved seven. Sermon 88, after L.
Three things ought to induce us to show mercy to a neighbor for compassion and the beneficence of the work. Sermon 25, Q.
The evangelist commands to do or show mercy and not justice, wisdom, or power, saying: be merciful, and this for seven reasons. Sermon 72, L.
All creatures incite us to have mercy. Sermon 72, X.
God the Father is merciful toward us, and this in regard to ten things. Sermon 72, Y.
There are two kinds of mercy. Sermon 72, A.
We ought to have mercy on a neighbor in four ways. Sermon 75, L.
The motion of the heavenly virtues is caused by three things. Sermon 3, L.
We ought to observe modesty maximally regarding three things. Sermon 25, S.
In what things we ought to keep and have modesty. Sermon 75, D.
Death is threefold. Sermon 41, H.
The death of Christ has the power to effect nine things in us which are conferred upon us in baptism. Sermon 68, U.
We incur four deaths from sin. Sermon 87, E.
The Canaanite woman was virtuous in her prayer in regard to ten things. Sermon 35, D.
The Canaanite woman patiently sustained four great insults from Christ, which Christ inflicted on her so that he might test and declare her patience. Sermon 35, F.
Christ did not speak to the Canaanite woman supplicating for mercy for four reasons. Sermon 35, G.
The Canaanite woman had six great virtues, for which her daughter was healed, which a sinner also ought to have if he himself wishes to be freed from the infirmity of sin. Sermon 112, I.
The three women in the morning are commended. Sermon 45, Z.
An angel covered in a white stole appeared to the women seeking Jesus, by which four things are noted. Sermon 45, D.

We can consider a pregnant woman in four ways. Sermon 52, E.
The world is called a desert in two ways. Sermon 7, L.
The world is to be argued about a threefold judgment. Sermon 53, P.
The world is to be argued about eight greatest crimes. Ibidem, Q.
The world hates good people for three causes. Sermon 69, D.
The world errs in a threefold way regarding an ordered life. Sermon 93, L.
Murmuring is caused by many things. Sermon 32, D.
The murmuring of the Pharisees against Christ regarding the reception of sinners appears and is impious and unjust for three reasons. Sermon 70, L.
The murmuring of the Pharisees against Christ appears unjust first on the part of Christ and in regard to five things. Sermon 70, D.
The murmuring of the Pharisees against Christ appears unjust on the part of the scribes and Pharisees murmuring, which is shown in regard to four things. Sermon 70, R.
The murmuring of the Pharisees against Christ appears unjust on the part of the publicans tax collectors and other sinners, and this in regard to four things. Sermon 70, O.

The Nativity of Christ

is common to all, and this is so that he might be loved and venerated by all. Sermon 9, J.
All creatures have testified to the nativity of Christ. Ibidem, K.
The ship which Christ boarded signifies three things. Sermon 22, Q.
The ship of Christ has eight conditions. Ibidem, B.
With a well-laden ship coming from the East, there are optimal goods in it, just as all goods are found in the cross of Christ. Ibidem, L.
A ship at sea suffers loss from four things. Sermon 102, L.
The ship of Christ and the ship of Peter differ. Sermon 74, before F.
Negligence of human salvation is noted in sleep, from which we ought to beware for four reasons and not sleep. Sermon 24, E.
Negligence of the knowledge of the true good is very reprehensible for three reasons. Sermon 102, R.
The compassion of that time can be fourfold. Sermon 34, R.