Part, Question

 1   2, 40 | experience of ~obstacles to their efforts, are prone to count a thing
 2   2, 91 |      nature, ~but acquired by the efforts of reason, so too it is
 3   2, 102|           must mistrust our first efforts, on account of their ~imperfection.~
 4   2, 108|    necessaries of life by our own efforts ~without God's help: such
 5   2, 113|         Holy Ghost knows no tardy efforts." Hence the ~justification
 6   2, 34 |      prosper ~notwithstanding his efforts to prevent it. On the other
 7   2, 47 |        with prudence. Yet his own efforts count for much ~towards
 8   2, 99 |      state withal, to make points efforts for ~his parents' support.~
 9   2, 166|     nature can be supplied by the efforts of reason. Hence Ambrose ~
10   2, 181|          or sin ~results from his efforts, as the Apostle declares (