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  1   1     |        have "at hand" - that deals with your questions. What is
  2   2     |         Let us begin, for example, with the Symbol~11 and the Lord'
  3   2     |             Again, faith has to do with our own affairs and with
  4   2     |           with our own affairs and with those of others. For everyone
  5   2     |      religion.~But hope deals only with good things, and only with
  6   2     |         with good things, and only with those which lie in the future,
  7   3     |         For even these men, gifted with such superior insight, ~
  8   3     |            such superior insight, ~with their ardor in study and
  9   4     |           amounts to finding fault with God's work,~because man
 10   5     |         this life, filled as it is with errors and distress, in
 11   5     |            the blunderer, and this with~good reason. In a complex
 12   6     |          arises which I once dealt with in a large book, in~response
 13   6     |         though he could be charged with~rashness, when he incautiously
 14   6     |         about things not connected with religion than for one to
 15   6(35) |                   Sallust, The War with Catiline, X, 6-7.~
 16   7     |          the moment trying to deal with that knottiest of questions
 17   7     |         they will still dispute it with the most acute and~even
 18   7(38) |           certain knowledge begins with self - knowledge. Cf. Confessions,
 19   7     |         whether we ought ~to argue with those who profess themselves
 20   7     |          impressions of this kind, with our faith in God still safe,~
 21   7     |           of what is in his heart, with the deliberate intent to
 22   8     |                                23. With this much said, within the
 23   8     |            And these brought along with them, as their~companions,
 24   8     |          had indeed threatened man with death as penalty if he should
 25   8     |        should sin. He ~endowed him with freedom of the will in order
 26   8     |            who was condemned along with him at the same time) -
 27   8     |       errors and sufferings (along with the rebel angels, their
 28   8     |          and, having~joined causes with the angels who had sinned,
 29   9     |         eternal bliss and holiness with God. For these faithful
 30   9     |            first rose in rebellion with his impious~company and
 31   9     |       impious~company and was then with them prostrated, the rest
 32   9(59) |         very end, Augustine toiled with the mystery of the primacy
 33  10     |     compounded more and worse sins with it - a~Mediator was required;
 34  10     |          nature born of both~sexes with fleshly desires, with the
 35  10     |        sexes with fleshly desires, with the burden of sin, the guilt
 36  10     |            Volusianus, whom~I name with honor and affection.~72~
 37  10     |            God without origin, man with a definite origin - our
 38  11     |      deserved to~become one Person with God? Was he a man before
 39  11     |  thereafter, "You have found favor with God."~76 And this was said
 40  12     |       Three is~named in connection with some divine action, the
 41  13     |         united in a personal unity with the only-begotten Word of
 42  13     |            the~burden they brought with them at birth.~
 43  13     |            And they fill the belly with the armed warrior,"~84 ~
 44  13     |             although they did this with many warriors. And in our
 45  14     |             For his baptism is not with water alone, as John's was,
 46  14     |          alone, as John's was, but with the Holy Spirit as well.
 47  14     |            day that neither begins with the close of~yesterday nor
 48  14     |        close of~yesterday nor ends with the beginning of tomorrow
 49  14     |     originally inherited in common with all the others and also
 50  14     |           Therefore we were buried with him by baptism into death;
 51  14     |         For if we have been united with him in the likeness of his
 52  14     |            we shall be~also united with him in the likeness of his
 53  14     |          our old man is ~crucified with him, that the body of sin
 54  14     |            sin. Now if we are dead with Christ, we believe that
 55  14     |           that we ~shall also live with him: knowing that Christ,
 56  14     |         crucified their own flesh, with the passions and lusts ~
 57  14     |         burial, "For we are buried with Christ by baptism into death";
 58  14     |            so we also ~should walk with him in newness of life";
 59  14     |            if you have risen again with Christ, seek the things
 60  14     |         dead, and your life is hid with Christ in God."~104~
 61  14     |         you shall then also appear with him in glory."~105~
 62  14     |        from evil and not destroyed with the evildoers, the good
 63  15(112)|            Here reading unum deum (with Riviere and PL) against
 64  15     |         more than luminous bodies, with neither perception~nor understanding.~
 65  15     |            also, did Jacob wrestle with the angel in such a tangible~
 66  16     |          it, ~to possess, together with it, eternal bliss. But the
 67  16     |      heavenly part is set at peace with the earthly part and the
 68  16     |           to himself, making peace with them by the blood of his ~
 69  16     |            at peace, save together with us; that is, by concord
 70  16     |            us; that is, by concord with us? For in that realm there
 71  17     |          The angels are in concord with us even now, when our sins
 72  17     |            life, are in a conflict with death. And although it is
 73  17     |          of sins has chiefly to do with the future judgment. In
 74  17     |           salvation has to do more with the hope of future goods
 75  17     |          hope of future goods than with the retaining or~attaining
 76  17     |         may not be condemned along with this~world."~140~~
 77  18     |           and Works,~142 in which, with God's help, I~have shown
 78  18     |        that is, the man who builds with gold, silver, and precious
 79  18     |            also the man who builds with wood, hay, and stubble.
 80  18     |          on Christ the foundation, with gold, silver, and precious
 81  18     |           upon the same foundation with wood, hay, and stubble.
 82  18     |          when they have been loved with a~possessive love. But because,
 83  18     |            as by fire." He "burns" with~grief, for the things he
 84  19     |           license to commit crimes with impunity. For, "he has given
 85  20     |        flatter ~themselves in vain with the Lord's words, "Give
 86  20     |         Pharisee asked him to dine with him. And he went in and
 87  20     |           of his life should begin with himself and give them~to
 88  20     |           who is justly displeased with the sin we contracted in
 89  20     | wretchedness and begin~to love God with the love he himself giveth
 90  20     |         not begin their almsgiving with ~themselves, nor did they,
 91  20     |       others" - that is, alms done with the earth's bounty.~
 92  20     |         them - if they could do so~with impunity. "But he who loves
 93  21     |            But brother goes to law with brother, and~that in the
 94  21     |          is that you have lawsuits with~one another."~176 Then,
 95  21     |         tunic and contend in court with you, let go your cloak also."~178
 96  21     |     forbids his~own to go to court with other men in secular suits.
 97  21     |        closed to them, yet, living with them often we come to~tolerate
 98  21(185)|                Gen. 18:20 (Vulgate with one change).~
 99  23     |                           84. Now, with respect to the resurrection
100  23     |        that are fully formed. But, with regard to undeveloped fetuses,
101  23     |                      88. Moreover, with God, the earthly substance
102  23     |           will restore our bodies, with marvelous and mysterious
103  23     |           external enemies to bear with,~so neither shall we have
104  23     |      neither shall we have to bear with ourselves as enemies within.~
105  23     |           may be punished together with the devil and his angels.
106  23     |          these~men will rise again with all their faults and deformities,
107  23     |            faults and deformities, with their diseased and deformed ~
108  24(202)|       Augustine's sense of liberty with the texts of Scripture.
109  25     |          just spoken in~connection with the twin children in Rebecca'
110  25     |    unmerited mercy, yet hated Esau with merited justice. Since this
111  25     |          the fact that he had not,~with equal merit, incurred the
112  25     |        unfairness but~justice. For with God there is no ~injustice.
113  25     |           would~show - by contrast with the greater number of those
114  26     |    something~that God also willeth with a good will - as, for example,
115  26     |         willeth, is~more consonant with God's will than is the impiety
116  26     |             he worked~through them with a good will, whereas they
117  26     |     whereas they did his good will with their ill will.~
118  27     |          arts, of all professions, with the countless variety of
119  28     |            ought not to find fault with such a will, nor say it
120  29     |           hope to obtain any merit with God after he is dead that
121  29     |        miserable in death eternal, with no power to die to it. The
122  30     |        only those which have to do with _hope_ are contained in
123  31     |       lives according to the flesh with no~restraint of reason -
124  31     |           But if God regards a man with solicitude so that he then
125  31     |            once he has been imbued with the sacrament of rebirth,
126  32     |         reached, when the struggle with death shall be no more. ~~