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  1   1    |          source of human wisdom.~When you ask me to be brief,
  2   1    |        or what happens to reason when the issues involved~concern
  3   2    |      Prayer. Later, the apostle, when he wished to commend this
  4   2    |      comment, "He said~'to hope' when he should have said 'to
  5   2    |    things not~seen."~16 However, when a man maintains that neither
  6   2    |          for it in patience."~18 When,~therefore, our good is
  7   3    |                    9. Wherefore, when it is asked what we ought
  8   3    |        even what is called evil, when it is rightly ordered and~
  9   3    |      greater pleasure~and praise when compared to the bad things.
 10   3    |         the privation of health. When a cure is effected,~the
 11   3    |    privations of a natural good. When a cure takes place, they
 12   4    |       the more worthy of praise. When, however, a thing is corrupted,
 13   4    |       that it is still good even when corrupted. Whenever a thing
 14   4    |         man except an evil good? When,~however, we distinguish
 15   4    |                          15. But when we say that evil has its
 16   5    |         16. This being the case, when that verse of Maro's gives
 17   5    |         than our own health. But when we are in~ignorance of such
 18   5    |       complex issue, however, as when one man knows one thing
 19   5    |       thing happened to us once, when we mistook the way at ~a
 20   5    |      meaning of our finest poet, when he speaks for an unhappy~
 21   5    |          for an unhappy~lover:~~"When I saw her I was undone, ~
 22   5(31)|     first time he ever saw her - when he was twelve! Cf. Theocritus,
 23   5    |       and are actually~worse off when they deceive by lying than
 24   5    |       they deceive by lying than when they are deceived by believing
 25   5    |         does no harm to himself, when actually every sin harms
 26   6    |        be charged with~rashness, when he incautiously accepts
 27   6    |       very essence of lying. But when we do consider the things
 28   6    |       patience - as for example, when someone judges a man to
 29   6    |        through his mistakes. But when I say that in such a case
 30   6    | particular road is the right one when it is not. It is quite another
 31   7    |          should be called sins - when one thinks~well of a wicked
 32   7    |          character really is, or when, instead of our physical~
 33   7    |    illusion of the~apostle Peter when he thought he was seeing
 34   7    |          in perceptual illusions when we think something is smooth~
 35   7    |          that a noise is thunder when it is actually a wagon passing
 36   7    |     actually a wagon passing by, when one takes this man for that,~
 37   7    |      takes this man for that,~or when two men look alike, as happens
 38   7    |      Peter deviate from this way when he thought he saw a vision
 39   7    |      Jacob~deviate from this way when he believed that his son,
 40   7    |          in his heart - not only when he~himself knows the truth,
 41   7    |        knows the truth, but even when he errs and is deceived,
 42   7    |         only supposed to be true when it is not. But a man who
 43   7    |         do this by stealing, as ~when a secret theft from a rich
 44   7    |        progress~toward the good, when they will not lie save for
 45   8    |    companions, error and misery. When these two evils are felt
 46   9    |          the~human lot. Instead, when he who became the devil
 47   9    |     kills~himself is still alive when he kills himself, but having
 48   9    |      were acts~of his free will, when he is not yet free to act
 49   9    |        the apostle was reproving when he~said, "By grace you have
 50   9    |           We are then truly free when God ordereth our lives,
 51  10    |       the~apostle says, "For if, when we were enemies, we were
 52  10    |       through him."~68 ~However, when God is said to be wrathful,
 53  11    |          angel hailed his~mother when announcing to her the future
 54  11    |       concerning Christ~himself, when the Evangelist John said, "
 55  11    |         of grace and ~truth."~77 When he said, "The Word was made
 56  11    |          means, "Full of grace." When he also~said, "The glory
 57  11    |       also a work of grace? ~For when the Virgin asked of the
 58  11    |          the Son of God."~78 And when Joseph wished to put her
 59  12    |  consequences such a notion has, when it is so absurd in itself
 60  12    |         it? Is it, perhaps, that when any One of the Three is~
 61  12    |        Born of the Holy Spirit," when he is in no~wise the Son
 62  12    |          speak of it. ~So, then, when we confess, "Born of the
 63  12    |          son of the Virgin Mary, when he was born both of~him
 64  13    |         actually made sin. Thus, when the apostle said,~"For Christ'
 65  13    |   frequently said to die to sin, when without doubt they die not
 66  13    |       other such~examples. ~Yet, when the original sin is signified
 67  13    |         plural number, as we say when infants~are baptized "unto
 68  13    |        themselves gods of gold," when they had made one calf.
 69  13    |          was foretold by~Ezekiel when he said that the sons should
 70  14    |                     51. However, when he [the apostle] says, shortly
 71  14    |      refers and goes on to add, "When Christ, who is your~life,
 72  14    |        found living in the flesh~when he comes; and we may understand
 73  15    |                         56. Now, when we have spoken of Jesus
 74  15    |        be again, since that time when "God did not spare ~the
 75  16    |         able to discern and tell when Satan transforms himself
 76  16    |          into harmful acts. For, when he ~deceives the corporeal
 77  16    |         the Christian faith. But~when, by these alien wiles, he
 78  16    |          us as it really is only when, at the end of the age,
 79  16    |       heaven is indeed restored ~when the number lost from the
 80  16    |        part on earth is restored when those men predestined to
 81  16    |          glass darkly."~129 But ~when we shall have become "equal
 82  17    |        concord with us even now, when our sins are forgiven. Therefore,
 83  17    |          other such signs - even when it is plain to Him of whom
 84  17    |         not in vain that the day when the Judge of the~living
 85  17    |          judged by the Lord. But when we are~judged, we are chastised
 86  18    |        For the divine Scripture, when consulted, answers differently.
 87  18    |        Paul adequately describes when he says, "For in Christ
 88  18    |        anguish in the soul. Now,~when such anguish "burns," and
 89  18    |           hay, and stubble. For, when he had spoken~of this, he
 90  18    |         not lost without anguish when they have been loved with
 91  18    |   demerit to those on his left - when he shall say to the former, ~"
 92  19    |       bestowed on the unwilling, when their interests and not
 93  19    |       they return evil for~good, when a Christian ought not to
 94  19    |         kinds of~alms, by which, when we do them, we are helped
 95  19    |       ill and who does you ~harm when he can. Thus one heeds God'
 96  19    |          as we believe are heard~when, in prayer, they say, "Forgive
 97  19    |         surely seeks forgiveness when he asks for it when he prays,~
 98  19    |  forgiveness when he asks for it when he prays,~saying, "As we
 99  19    |     means, "Forgive us our debts when we ask for~forgiveness,
100  19    |         also forgive our debtors when they ask for forgiveness."~
101  19    |  difficult to love him as it was~when he was actively hostile.~
102  19    |          of course, the One who, when he was teaching the prayer,
103  20    |     which we give to ourselves - when through the mercy of a merciful
104  20    |          died for us."~167 Thus, when we come to a valid estimate
105  20    |        yourself."~168~Therefore, when the Lord had reproved the
106  21    |          denies that it is a sin when he~agrees that apostolic
107  21    |      action is "a fault." Still, when he allows such suits to
108  21    |       grave and terrible, which, when they come to~be habitual,
109  21    |         Thus, several years ago, when I was expounding~the Epistle
110  21    |         We shrink from them~only when we are not accustomed to
111  22    |      sinners - which we are even when we sin through ignorance -
112  22    |         we have sinned, as we do when we say, "Forgive~us our
113  22    |         from sin, and this we do when we say, "Lead us not into ~
114  22    |        because of weakness, even when in Church custom~there is
115  22    |        fear of displeasing ~men, when a man loves their good opinion
116  23    |       man can answer it, namely: When does a human being begin
117  23    |         person will be different when brought to life~anew because
118  23    |      were differences in stature when first alive, nor that the
119  24    |       hidden will not be hidden: when one of two infants is taken
120  24    |     through God's judgment - and when the chosen one~knows what
121  24    |    chosen rather than~the other, when the condition of the two
122  24    |         that God doth well, even when he alloweth whatever happens
123  24    |          by the human will.~Now, when we ask for the reason why
124  24    | squirmings~they make at baptism, when they resist as hard as they
125  24    |       Lord's language is clearer when, in the Gospel, he~reproveth
126  25    |          of men - as he willeth, when he willeth, and where he
127  25    |            toward the good? But,~when he acteth, he acteth through
128  25    |         he acteth through mercy; when he doth not act, it is through
129  25    |           he hardeneth."~205~Now when the apostle said this, he
130  25    |       solved. As it is, however, when he~went on to exclaim, "
131  25    |          think God unfair either when he imposes penal~judgment
132  25    |     judgment on the deserving or when he shows mercy to the undeserving?
133  26    |      wisely well-considered that when his angelic and human creation
134  26    |         us - a deed so good that when the apostle Peter would
135  26    |      never be evil, because even when it inflicts evils, it is
136  27    |                103. Accordingly, when we hear and read in sacred
137  27    |         the apostle~was speaking when he made that statement.
138  28    |         not rightly called free, when we so desire happiness that
139  28    |        example, the power to die when he wills it is in a man'
140  28    |          are gifts from God, and when~life eternal is given through
141  28    |        he were not also God. For when Adam was made -~being made
142  28    |        he had departed from God, when~by the incarnate God he
143  29    |         of their living~friends, when the sacrifice of the Mediator
144  29    |          benefit only those who, when they were living, have merited
145  29    |          so thoroughly bad~that, when such a man departs this
146  29    |         statement of the apostle when he said, "For all of us
147  29    |        in the~body? Accordingly, when sacrifices, whether of the
148  29    |       the resurrection, however, when the general judgment has
149  30    |          which is milk for babes when pondered at the carnal level
150  30    |          but food for~strong men when it is considered and studied
151  30    | obtaining the eternal goods.~For when we say: "Hallowed be thy
152  30    |        be possessed forever! But when we say: "Give us this day
153  31    |          in whom it dwells. ~For when we ask whether someone is
154  31    |                             118. When, in the deepest shadows
155  31    |     state of man.~248 Afterward, when "through the law the ~knowledge
156  32    |          are rightly obeyed only when they are measured by the~
157  32    |       the power of love will be, when there will~be no passion [
158  32    |          will have been reached, when the struggle with death