Work, Chapter

 1 LawGod,4 |            this struggle toward moral perfection of man's earthly life is
 2 LawGod,4 |               in himself toward moral perfection.~Thus, from a Christian
 3 LawGod,4 |              striving toward good and perfection. There can be no pause on
 4 LawGod,7 |                The ideal of Christian perfection is unattainably high. "Be
 5 LawGod,7 | self-perfection. Of course, Christian perfection is not given to a man at
 6 LawGod,7 |             himself as having reached perfection, but said that he was only
 7 LawGod,7 |             only striving toward such perfection, "Not as though I had already
 8 LawGod,7 |         consider to have apprehended (perfection): but this one thing I do,
 9 LawGod,8 |           acquired, and the spiritual perfection of a Christian is unthinkable.
10 LawGod,12|            fullness of all beauty and perfection.~Aesthetic feeling of one
11 LawGod,12|              able to find features of perfection and beauty in a good picture,