Part, Question

 1   1, 46 |      demonstrator, but of one persuading of what is probable. Thirdly,
 2   1, 47 |      demonstrator, but of one persuading of what is probable. Thirdly,
 3   2, 80 |   devil induces us to sin, by persuading us inwardly?~(3) Whether
 4   2, 80 | appetite to the senses, or by persuading the reason. But in none
 5   2, 80 |     will, and to the devil as persuading or ~offering the object
 6   2, 99 |     and promises, as means of persuading man, the Divine law should ~
 7   2, 111|     exteriorly by teaching or persuading. Hence gratuitous grace ~
 8   2, 2  |      faith, or in an argument persuading him to do so. Therefore
 9   2, 87 |      good use of swearing, by persuading ~another to a useful purpose:
10   2, 175|        3:16. Now teaching and persuading publicly in the church belong
11   3, 8  |    influx, but by ~exteriorly persuading to the effects of grace.~
12   3, 38 |   Para. 4/4~Fourthly, that by persuading men to do penance, he might
13   3, 44 |      His reason therefore for persuading ~the Jews to crucify Him
14   3, 44 |       faith mightily, ~but by persuading and convincing them with