Chapter

 1    1|        pleasure and joy for the cause~just mentioned, namely that
 2    1|    other~commandments. ~But the cause and need of this commandment
 3    1|        us harm, so that we have cause to be hostile to them. ~
 4    1|        murder is forbidden, all cause also is forbidden whence
 5    1|        toward those who give us cause~to be angry, that is, our
 6    1|          but also every kind of cause, incitement, and~means,
 7    1|        will not be~wanting. The cause of it is that where judges,
 8    1|  consequence a poor man and his cause must be~oppressed, denounced
 9    1|         law to suit~it to their cause, stress words and use them
10    1|    esteem. ~But the other works cause people to open their eyes
11    1|        you have opportunity and cause to do so and no man would
12    2|           For where He does not cause it to be preached and made
13    2|      not there to reveal it and cause it to be preached; but men~
14    3|         wickedness~with it, but cause it to be esteemed sublime
15    3|       hinder and drive us back, cause us to~fall, and again bring
16    3|  sustenance. For if God did not cause it to grow, and bless and
17    3|    health of body; also that He~cause the grain and fruits of
18    3| children, and servants, that He~cause our work, trade, or whatever
19    3|        us much harm and give us cause for impatience,~anger, revenge,
20    3|     confirm our consciences and cause them to rejoice. And it
21    5|         incited to consider the cause and need which ought to
22    5| violence, and likewise give you cause~for sin and vice. If you