Book, Chapter

 1     1, 1-1  |       believed? or how shall they believe without a preacher? and
 2     1, 5-6  |         the power of the enemy. I believe, and therefore do I speak.
 3     1, 6-10 |           much as to himself; and believe much on the strength of
 4     1, 11-17|            that as he did not yet believe, so neither should I. For
 5     2, 5-11 |          why a crime was done, we believe it not, unless it appear
 6     2, 5-11 |           in murdering? who would believe it? for as for that furious
 7     3, 6-11 |            but those things I did believe. Woe, woe, by what steps
 8     3, 10-18|           to those follies, as to believe that a fig-tree wept when
 9     5, 3-6  |            But I was commanded to believe; and yet it corresponded
10     5, 5-9  |            so long as he doth not believe any thing unworthy of Thee,
11     5, 6-10 |      secret ways, and therefore I believe that Thou taughtest me,
12     5, 9-16 |         of my soul, which did not believe it. And now the fever heightening,
13     5, 10-19|     seemed to me very unseemly to believe Thee to have the shape of
14     5, 10-20|         it was, constrained me to believe that the good God never
15     5, 10-20|         it seemed to me better to believe Thee to have created no
16     5, 10-20|         definite spaces), than to believe the nature of evil, such
17     5, 10-20|         lucid substance, so as to believe nothing of Him, but what
18     5, 10-20|        not. I feared therefore to believe Him born in the flesh, lest
19     5, 10-20|        lest I should be forced to believe Him defiled by the flesh.
20     6, 4-6  |     believing, and lest it should believe falsehoods, refused to be
21     6, 5-7  |            which unless we should believe, we should do nothing at
22     6, 1    |          Writ; I had now begun to believe that Thou wouldest never
23     6, 11-18|        members hold it profane to believe God to be bounded by the
24     6, 16-26|          which Epicurus would not believe. And I asked, "were we immortal,
25     7, 1-1  |           I did in my inmost soul believe that Thou wert incorruptible,
26     7, 3-4  |        should not constrain me to believe the immutable God to be
27     7, 19-25|         imagined the Catholics to believe God to be so clothed with
28     7, 20-26|        teach me it? Upon these, I believe, Thou therefore willedst
29     8, 2-4  |          he answered, "I will not believe it, nor will I rank you
30     8, 10-23|          to the theatre. But they believe not that will to be other
31     9, 5-13 | recommended Isaiah the Prophet: I believe, because he above the rest
32     9, 10-23|       came to pass, Thyself, as I believe, by Thy secret ways so ordering
33     9, 12-32|          didst not; impressing, I believe, upon my memory by this
34     9, 13-36|                    9.13.36 And, I believe, Thou hast already done
35    10, 3-3  |           confess truly; yet they believe me, whose ears charity openeth
36    10, 3-4  |         they wish it, as ready to believe - but will they know? For
37    10, 8-15 |            and that ocean which I believe to be, inwardly in my memory,
38    10, 19-28|           it comes. For we do not believe it as something new, but,
39    10, 32-48|           ventures not readily to believe herself; because even what
40    12, 15-22|        was speaking unto, who yet believe Moses to have been the holy
41    12, 18-27|       whom we read; and seeing we believe him to speak truly, we dare
42    12, 20-29|        things, and who unshakenly believe Thy servant Moses to have
43    12, 25-35|      should we see it, but should believe it. Let us not then be puffed
44    12, 25-35|    precepts of charity, unless we believe that Moses meant, whatsoever
45    12, 26-36|     neighbour as myself, I cannot believe that Thou gavest a less
46    12, 28-39|     natures. Neither do they, who believe the creatures already ordered
47    12, 30-41|         full of Thy Spirit, as to believe that, when by Thy revelation
48    12, 31-42|        God, be so rash, as not to believe, that Thou vouchsafedst
49    13, 15-18|           above this firmament, I believe immortal, and separated
50    13, 21-29|          and wonders, it will not believe, now that the faithful earth
51    13, 21-29|          a sign, not to them that believe, but to them that believe
52    13, 21-29|         believe, but to them that believe not. Neither then does that
53    13, 21-29|         the presence of them that believe. For therefore was He taken
54    13, 24-36|         confess unto Thee, that I believe, O Lord, that Thou spokest
55    13, 24-37|            And for this end do we believe Thee, Lord, to have said
56    13, 25-38|      inspiration than Thine, do I believe myself to speak truth, seeing