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 1   1    |          For these are the chief~things - indeed, the only things -
 2   1    |        things - indeed, the only things - to seek for in religion.
 3   1    |         or else he is a heretic. Things that arise in sensory~experience,
 4   1    |          and even to foresee the things about which they testify.~
 5   2    |          faith may refer to evil things as well as to good, since
 6   2    |        Moreover, faith refers to things past and present and ~future.
 7   2    |        other persons - and about things as well - that at some time
 8   2    |          angels, we believe~many things that have a bearing on religion.~
 9   2    |        hope deals only with good things, and only with those which
10   2    |         to be "the conviction of things not~seen."~16 However, when
11   2    |       eloquence,"~17 to refer to things not seen. And as for hope,
12   3    |     exploration of the nature of things [rerum natura], after the
13   3    |     storms, and the myriad other things which these "physicists"
14   3    |         that matter, many of the things they are so proud to have
15   3    |         the cause of all created things, whether in heaven~or on
16   3    |         immutably good, were all things created. But~they were not
17   3    |       more eminently, since good things yield greater pleasure~and
18   3    |         when compared to the bad things. For the Omnipotent God,
19   4    |        Thus the good in created ~things can be diminished and augmented.
20   5    |         understand the causes of things,"~28 ~it still does not
21   5    |       again,"~29 ~and other such things as this.~But we ought to
22   5    |       causes of good and evil in things, at least as far as men
23   5    |         are in~ignorance of such things, we seek out a physician,
24   5    |       not to be ignorant of many things. Yet it does not follow
25   5    |        ignorance? There are some things, after all, ~that it is
26   6    |        If we do~not consider the things spoken of, but only the
27   6    |          when we do consider the things spoken~of, it makes a great
28   6    |      that a man~should lie about things not connected with religion
29   6    |                      19. In some things, then, we are deceived in
30   6    |        this~saying refers to the things in which men are evil and
31   7    |       And there are truths about things unseen, and unless they
32   7    |         well. And there are many things that are thus true and certain~
33   7    |                     21. In those things which do not concern our
34   8    |           ignorance of the right things to ~do and also an appetite
35   8    |          an appetite for noxious things. And these brought along
36   8    |       appetites are satisfied by things harmful or~at least inane -
37   8    |          he would rise to~better things.~
38   9    |       who calleth into~existence things which are not, as though
39   9    |      were,"~46 and "ordereth all things in measure and ~number and
40   9(59)|         of human freedom. Of two things he was unwaveringly sure,
41  12    |         in the~form of God - all things were made. Yet in so far
42  12    |           Let us pass over these~things, since they are an unfitting
43  12    |     about the hair and the other things has this much relevance,
44  14    |         s right hand - all these~things were done thus, that they
45  14    |      again with Christ, seek the things which are above, where Christ
46  14    |       God. Set your affection on things above, not on things on
47  14    |          on things above, not on things on the earth. For you~are
48  15    |     Church on earth "that in all things he may be~pre-eminent"~116 - "
49  16    |         be good, he does or says things that would fit the character
50  16    |       the apostle says "that all things are restored to unity in
51  16    |          by him to reconcile all things to himself, making peace
52  16    |        his ~cross, whether those things on earth or those in heaven."~128~
53  18    |      attachment to those worldly things - albeit~legitimate in themselves -
54  18    |     prefer to suffer loss~of the things he greatly loves than to
55  18    | foundation - because he has put "things" in the first place - whereas
56  18    |       the man who "thinks of the things of God, how he may~please
57  18    |      other man "thinks about the things of the world, how he may
58  18    |     since he has not loved those things whose loss brings anguish.
59  18    |       latter is burned up, since things are not lost without anguish
60  18    |         suffer the loss of these~things rather than losing Christ,
61  18    |         from fear of losing such things - even~though he may grieve
62  18    |       burns" with~grief, for the things he has loved and lost, but
63  19    |       Give alms and, behold, all things are clean to~you"~157 -
64  20    |      Give alms; and, behold, all things are clean to you."~They
65  20    |         within; and, behold, all things are clean to you.'"~162~
66  20    |         the faith of Christ, all things ~are clean if only they
67  20    |            How, then, should all things be clean to the Pharisees,
68  20    |       Give~alms; and behold, all things are clean to you."~
69  20    |        as alms, and, behold, all things are clean to you." Then,
70  20    |        alms which shall make all things clean to you." "But woe
71  20    |          bounty, he~adds, "These things you should do" - that is,
72  20    |         not only do they do such things, but they ~also love them
73  20    |        alms to himself, that all things~might become clean to him,
74  21    |         cases concerning worldly things," he says, "you appoint
75  21    |           we all offend in many ~things,"~180 it behooves us to
76  22    |    victor over our love of those things because of which - either
77  23    |          lacking in the forms of things will be filled out? Thus,
78  23    |      have become ~parts of other things must necessarily return
79  24    |       will of God, how there are things he~can do but doth not will
80  24    |        on earth he hath done all things~whatsoever that he would."~202
81  24    |         thing that not only~good things exist but evil as well.
82  24    |          were not good that evil things exist, they would~certainly
83  24    |        hath willed and done some things, and willed other things
84  24    |         things, and willed other things and not done them. Instead, "
85  24    |         done them. Instead, "all things~whatsoever he willed, he
86  26    |       there he~should suffer the things that the prophet Agabus
87  26    |      that he should suffer these things for the sake of the preaching
88  27    |          minds and all the other things that differentiate people.
89  27    |          done. "He hath done all things ~in heaven and earth, whatsoever
90  29    |         CHAPTER XXIX - "The Last Things"~~
91  29    |         do not believe that such things will be. Not that they would
92  30    |        other world none of these~things will be found.~
93  31    |    pleased God, who "ordered~all things in measure and number and
94  32    |            Therefore, whatsoever things God commands (and one of
95  32    |    adultery"~263) and whatsoever things are not positively ordered
96  32    |       will~illuminate the hidden things in the darkness and will
97  33    |        believe and hope for good things for you through the help