Book, Chapter

 1     1, 1-4  |         yet serene; changest Thy works, Thy purpose unchanged;
 2     2, 6-13 |           since they are his own works which injure the sinner?
 3     3, 6-10 |          Sun and Moon, beautiful works of Thine, but yet Thy works,
 4     3, 6-10 |      works of Thine, but yet Thy works, not Thyself, no nor Thy
 5     3, 6-10 |        Thyself, no nor Thy first works. For Thy spiritual works
 6     3, 6-10 |         works. For Thy spiritual works are before these corporeal
 7     3, 6-10 |       are before these corporeal works, celestial though they be,
 8     3, 6-10 |       not even after those first works of Thine, but after Thee
 9     3, 6-10 |        among the chiefest of Thy works. How far then art Thou from
10     4, 3-4  |       every man according to his works: and a broken and contrite
11     6, 2-2  |    conversation, whereby in good works, so fervent in spirit, she
12     7, 17-23|          was, that Thy invisible works from the creation of the
13     7, 21-27|       and had meditated upon Thy works, and trembled exceedingly.~.
14     8, 2-3  |        read, and weighed so many works of the philosophers; the
15     8, 6-14 |    amazed, hearing Thy wonderful works most fully attested, in
16     9, 9-22 |        well reported of for good works, had brought up children,
17     9, 10-24|   discourse, and admiring of Thy works; and we came to our own
18    10, 34-53|        utensils and all sorts of works, in pictures also and divers
19    10, 37-60|   accompany a good life and good works, we ought as little to forego
20    11, 9-11 |       out, How wonderful are Thy works, O Lord, in Wisdom hast
21    12, 17-24|       with the knowledge of such works of God only as were visible."
22    13, 17-21|           our soul may bud forth works of mercy according to their
23    13, 20-26|    conceive and bring forth your works; and let the waters bring
24    13, 20-27|         heaven, and the material works in the wavy sea, and under
25    13, 23-33|    workmanship created unto good works), not those only who are
26    13, 23-33| discovered themselves unto us by works, that by their fruits we
27    13, 23-34|      what he finds amiss, in the works and lives of the faithful;
28    13, 24-37|          in the dry land; and to works of mercy belonging to this
29    13, 25-38|      figured in an allegory, the works of mercy which are provided
30    13, 26-40|       necessity. Unto these good works, he now rejoiceth that they
31    13, 28-43|         the several kinds of Thy works, when Thou hadst said "let
32    13, 29-44|       times Thou sawest that Thy works were good, when they pleased
33    13, 30-45|         there be who mislike Thy works; and say, that many of them
34    13, 30-45|         because they see not Thy works by Thy Spirit, nor recognise
35    13, 33-48|                 13.33.48 Let Thy works praise Thee, that we may
36    13, 33-48|       let us love Thee, that Thy works may praise Thee, which from
37    13, 34-49|       and they might bring forth works of mercy, even distributing
38    13, 36-51|       which Thou didst after Thy works which were very good, resting
39    13, 36-51|           that we also after our works (therefore very good, because
40    13, 37-52|     through us, as these are Thy works through us. But Thou, Lord,
41    13, 38-53|       And we also have some good works, of Thy gift, but not eternal;