Part, Question

 1   1, 14 |       R.O. 3 Para. 2/2~Now some urge an objection and say that
 2   2, 70 |   invectives, and then so as to urge God's ~service, not our
 3   2, 81 |     Serm. cv, 1): "He would not urge us to ask, unless ~He were
 4   2, 83 |         for their triumphs, and urge ourselves ~to imitate them."~
 5   2, 153|         to those passions which urge a ~man towards the pursuit
 6   2, 153|       strongly do the ~passions urge to the pursuance of an object.
 7   2, 159|     virtue to strengthen it and urge it on. ~Wherefore a twofold
 8   2, 159|       mind against despair, and urge it on to the pursuit of ~
 9   2, 160|       belongs to magnanimity to urge the mind to ~great things
10   2, 167|         who by word and example urge ~others to repentance, as
11   2, 187| worldlings? who will be able to urge ~sinners to virtue?' If
12   3, 41 |         it was ~inconsistent to urge Him to cast Himself thence:
13   3, 42 |       they "began vehemently to urge Him, end to oppress His
14   3, 80 |       the Scriptures constantly urge us, are preferable to fear. ~