Book, Chapter
1 1, 17-27| somewhat of my wit, Thy gift, and on what dotages I wasted
2 4, 17-30| acuteness in discerning, is Thy gift: yet did I not thence sacrifice
3 5, 9-17 | son's soul? Thou, by whose gift she was such? Never, Lord.
4 9, 1-1 | corruption. And this Thy whole gift was, to nill what I willed,
5 9, 9-21 | 9.9.21 This great gift also thou bestowedst, O
6 9, 9-22 | whom on occasion of Thy own gift Thou sufferest to speak),
7 10, 4-5 | they hear how near, by Thy gift, I approach unto Thee? and
8 10, 29-40| of wisdom to know whose gift she is. By continency verily
9 10, 36-59| man is praised for some gift which Thou hast given him,
10 10, 36-59| himself than that he hath the gift for which he is praised,
11 10, 36-59| one took pleasure in the gift of God in man; the other
12 10, 36-59| better pleased with the gift of man, than of God. ~ ~
13 12, 26-36| that Thou gavest a less gift unto Moses Thy faithful
14 13, 9-10 | written, that He is Thy gift? In Thy Gift we rest; there
15 13, 9-10 | that He is Thy gift? In Thy Gift we rest; there we enjoy
16 13, 9-10 | We are inflamed, by Thy Gift we are kindled; and are
17 13, 10-11| without any interval, by Thy Gift, Which is borne above every
18 13, 18-23| another faith; to another the gift with the light of perspicuous
19 13, 18-23| another faith; to another the gift of healing; to another the
20 13, 26-41| not because I desire a gift, but I desire fruit. I have
21 13, 26-41| to distinguish betwixt a gift, and fruit. A gift, is the
22 13, 26-41| betwixt a gift, and fruit. A gift, is the thing itself which
23 13, 26-41| not lose his reward. The gift is, to receive a prophet,
24 13, 26-41| raven was he fed with a gift. Nor was the inner man of
25 13, 38-53| some good works, of Thy gift, but not eternal; after
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