Part, Question

 1   2, 19  |          is an unruly will that ~persists in its desires in opposition
 2   2, 74  | considering the eternal law, man persists in ~giving the same consent,
 3   2, 135 |       for him to persist, yet he persists in the ~more perfect good.
 4   2, 136 |      just as the persevering man persists in good against ~sorrow,
 5   2, 140 |    children," says that "a child persists not in anger, is unmindful
 6   3, 88  |         when he asks pardon, and persists in his ~hatred, acts against
 7 Suppl, 1 |        own judgment. Now he that persists in his own ~judgment, is
 8 Suppl, 59|          5: Further, the son who persists in unbelief after his father'
 9 Suppl, 62|         notwithstanding that she persists in her past sin: if, however,
10 Suppl, 64|          the husband ~ultimately persists in his request, she must