Book, Chapter

 1     1, 1-4  |        yet all-changing; never new, never old; all-renewing,
 2     5, 11-21|     that the Scriptures of the New Testament had been corrupted
 3     8, 5-10 |        me enthralled. But that new will which had begun to
 4     8, 5-10 |     Thus did my two wills, one new, and the other old, one
 5     8, 6-15 |     pain with the travail of a new life, he turned his eyes
 6     9, 4-10 |    commencing the purpose of a new life, putting my trust in
 7     9, 10-24|     old, and maketh all things new? ~ ~
 8     9, 12-31|     needs come to pass, with a new grief I grieved for my grief,
 9    10, 11-18|    that they must again, as if new, he thought out thence,
10    10, 19-28|        believe it as something new, but, upon recollection,
11    10, 27-38|      of ancient days, yet ever new! too late I loved Thee!
12    11, 10-12|        heretofore? For did any new motion arise in God, and
13    11, 10-12|     motion arise in God, and a new will to make a creature,
14    11, 22-28|     the discovery of them were new. ~ ~
15    12, 15-18| eternal God, hath not upon any new will made any creature,
16    12, 27-37|       unbounded power, by some new and sudden resolution, did,
17    13, 18-22|  behold, all things are become new; and that our salvation