| The exercise of mercy commendeth our religion, not only before men, but unto God. |
| Tertullus useth a preface nothing appertinent to the matter, because he commendeth Felix's wisdom and virtues that he may purchase favour. |
| Those that he finds busy in the works of their calling, he commendeth them also, for it is a good and just thing for every one to do their own business. |
| God commendeth His own love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. |
| Not he, who commendeth himself, or he, whom a blinded world commendeth, is approved, but he, whom the Lord commendeth. |
