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St. Augustine
Enchiridion

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1 1 | and their minds to see and even to foresee the things about 2 2 | not only about men, but even about angels, we believe~ 3 2 | words nor witnesses nor even~arguments, but only the 4 2 | the apostle James says, "Even the demons believe and~tremble."~19 5 3 | or think they have. For even these men, gifted with such 6 3 | 11. In this universe, even what is called evil, when 7 3 | the Omnipotent God, whom even the heathen~acknowledge 8 4 | process of corruption. But~even if the corruption is not 9 4 | deny that it is still good even when corrupted. Whenever 10 4 | consumed by~corruption, not even the ~corruption remains, 11 4 | person. Thus, every entity, even if it is a defective one,~ 12 4 | it is a great good. But even if it is a corruptible entity, 13 4 | fruit."~26 This cannot be, even as the Truth ~himself declareth: " 14 5 | latter is less useful or even~harmful, who in this latter 15 5 | much as it can, so that even a~deceiver is unwilling 16 6 | concerning the worship of God or even the nature of God, it~is 17 6 | did not tell the truth, ~even though the truth did come 18 6 | harm is done; in others, even good results. It is a great 19 6 | on that journey, there is even~something good that accrues 20 6 | suffering harm therefrom, or even may gain some benefit thereby,~ 21 7 | falsehood to the truth, so that even if what~appears to be true 22 7 | with the most acute and~even shameless arguments.~Among 23 7 | for they [the Academics] even argue that they do not know~ 24 7 | Nevertheless, such mistakes, even if they are~not sins, must 25 7 | is actually~certain. For even if these mistakes do not 26 7 | himself knows the truth, but even when he errs and is deceived, 27 7 | be violated by adultery, even for ~the sake of some other 28 7 | forward step, and perhaps even rewarded, is their good 29 7 | this mortality of ours, even the joint heirs of Christ 30 8 | of this there crept in, even without his willing it, 31 8 | unwholesome~pleasures or may even be exhilarated by vain joys. 32 8 | 25. Yet such a nature, even in its evil state, could 33 8 | the threat of death. He even placed him in the happiness 34 8 | sustain life and~vitality even in the evil angels, for 35 9 | perhaps will rule over an even larger number. We~know neither 36 9 | is prepared by the~Lord," even as it is ~written?~58 This 37 9(59) | he was unwaveringly sure, even though they involved him 38 9(59) | and Its Origin, 16; and even the Enchiridion, XXIV, 97.~ 39 9(59) | John, Tractate, 53:6-8; and even his severest anti-Pelagian 40 9 | unless it be that God is even now at work in them and 41 10 | full of trouble."~65 And even the Lord Jesus said of it: " 42 10 | nature children of wrath~even as the others."~67 Since 43 10 | by the death of his Son,~even more now being reconciled 44 12 | man, he himself was made, even as~the apostle says: "He 45 12 | are some who are adopted. Even those who are called "sons ~ 46 12 | speak adequately of this - even if one could - would call 47 13 | 44. But even these are frequently said 48 13 | 45. Still, even in that one sin - which " 49 13 | only of the first pair, but even of their own, of whom they 50 13 | indeed, we see it happen even after baptism. For the new 51 13 | degree that one born of even a lawful wedlock said, " 52 13 | those of parents,~which, even if they cannot change our 53 14 | sin originally inherited, even if it were the~only one 54 14 | the glory of the Father, even so we also should walk in~ 55 14 | Christ in order to ~say that even he died to sin. To what 56 15 | blessedness, and it gives help, even as it ought, to the other ~ 57 15 | one eternal consort, as even now they~are one in the 58 15 | of such matters. I am not even certain~about another question: 59 16 | character of the good angels, even if~then we believe him good, 60 16 | God's angels,"~130 then, even as they do, "we shall see~ 61 16 | from the word "all" not even the understanding of the 62 17 | angels are in concord with us even now, when our sins are forgiven. 63 17 | the sons of God,"~133 yet even as they are being led by~ 64 17 | of the life of holy men even while~they live in this 65 17 | apostle says, "we deceive even ourselves, and the truth 66 17 | words and other such signs - even when it is plain to Him 67 17 | us all."~139 Thus we see~even infants, after the washing 68 18 | them to life's last day - even these will still be ~saved, " 69 18 | of losing such things - even~though he may grieve over 70 19 | ought not to return evil even for evil. Thus, there are 71 19 | smaller thing to wish well or even to do well to one who has ~ 72 19 | word has power to awaken even the dead.~~ 73 20 | deem it right to give them, even if they have not believed~ 74 20 | clean to the Pharisees, even if~they gave alms, but were 75 20 | gave as alms a tithing of even the least of their fruits,~ 76 21 | in respect of some sins, even the apostle, by pardoning ~ 77 21 | similar sins - and of others even less than these, such as 78 21 | not kept secret, but are even proclaimed and published 79 21 | our times so many evils, even if not like those ~[of old], 80 21 | and, tolerating them, we even practice some of them! But 81 22 | only sinners - which we are even when we sin through ignorance - 82 22 | omitted because of weakness, even when in Church custom~there 83 23 | which are~born and live, even if they quickly die, nor 84 23 | bodies joined together, even~though they were born this 85 23 | substance of other bodies (or even back into the~basic elements 86 23 | served as food for beasts or even men and been turned into~ 87 23 | body is concerned, it will even then still be~"flesh." This 88 23 | Christ is called "flesh" even after the resurrection. 89 24 | willing their~salvation, even though they could have been 90 24(201)| elsewhere on the primacy and even irresistibility of grace. 91 24 | doubt that God doth well, even when he alloweth whatever 92 24 | For since not all - ~not even a majority - _are_ saved, 93 25 | he finds no better ground even then for talking back. For 94 25 | judgment so just that~not even if a single member of the 95 26 | strange and ineffable fashion even that which is done against 96 26 | omnipotence he could~bring good even out of evil.~ 97 26 | that God doth not will, even~though God's will is much 98 26 | can never be evil, because even when it inflicts evils, 99 27 | that is, to pray even for such as these [kings] - 100 28 | have willed to preserve even the first man in that state 101 28 | but would not have had even the will to sin - if he 102 28 | he could do good to man, even in man's doing evil, and 103 28 | was capable of not dying, even if the higher order which 104 28 | if it had~not sinned. Not even then, however, could there 105 28 | the Fall, God's mercy was even more abundant,~for then 106 28 | Thus, as it is written, even the will by which "the will 107 28 | 107. Accordingly, even the life eternal, which 108 28 | therefore, to understand that even man's merited goods are 109 28 | we could not be redeemed, even through "the one Mediator 110 28 | reconcile us to God, and provide even for our bodies a~resurrection 111 28 | might be opened up; that even the ~resurrection of the 112 28 | them can see or testify - even if they~cannot be described - 113 29 | and, as for the very bad - even if they are of no help to 114 29 | but through God's mercy. Even so, if they suppose that 115 29 | are somewhat mitigated. ~Even so, the wrath of God must 116 29 | called "wrath" in God. Yet~even in his wrath - his wrath 117 29 | in man's damnation], and even if it were~present only 118 30 | Actually, God's name is even now~hallowed in the spirit, 119 31 | not love believes in vain, even if what he believes is true; 120 31 | true; he hopes in vain,~even if what he hopes for is 121 31 | come to his aid - so~that even if he wishes to live according 122 31 | no harm will come to him ~even if he then immediately depart


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