Chapter

 1   1|           ask me to be brief, you do not expect me to speak of
 2   1|        issues in a few~sentences, do you? Is not this rather
 3   2|      possible to hope for what we do not believe in? We can,
 4   2|      believe in~something that we do not hope for. Who among
 5   2|      future. ~Again, faith has to do with our own affairs and
 6   2|      however, we hope for what we do not see, we then wait for
 7   2|           without which faith can do nothing? There can be no
 8   2|          Instead, believing as we do that what we hope~for and
 9   3|          sickness and the wounds) do not retreat and go elsewhere. ~
10   3|   elsewhere. ~Rather, they simply do not exist any more. For
11   4|           its source in the good, do not suppose that this denies
12   4|           himself declareth: "Men do not gather grapes from thorns,"
13   5|           least as far as men may do so~in this life, filled
14   6|        traveler on the wrong road do as much harm as~one who,
15   6|        intention is to lie. If we do~not consider the things
16   6|     essence of lying. But when we do consider the things spoken~
17   7|                             20. I do not rightly know whether
18   7|         for parents"~37 - I say I do not know whether these and
19   7|   Academics] even argue that they do not know~what they cannot
20   7|           in themselves, yet they do make errors simply by~showing
21   7|         21. In those things which do not concern our attainment
22   7|      faith in God still safe,~nor do we thus leave the way that
23   7|        For even if these mistakes do not affect that faith by
24   7|          lying. For we could also do this by stealing, as ~when
25   8|           of the right things to ~do and also an appetite for
26   8|         the deeds that the wicked~do freely in blind and unbridled
27   9|           works could a lost soul do except as he had been rescued
28   9|           his lostness? ~Could he do this by the determination
29   9| thereafter he will not be free~to do right unless he is delivered
30   9|           get back his liberty to do good, unless he could regain~
31   9|          to act rightly? He could do this only if, puffed up
32   9|          and as if the freedom to do good works had ~been bestowed
33   9|           you both to will and to do according to his good will."~56
34  11|           answer~from the angel: "Do not fear to take Mary as
35  12|           the Holy~Spirit as man? Do we suppose that the Holy
36  12|           Holy Spirit.~How, then, do we say that Christ is born
37  14|           cross of Christ, and to do this so that we may understand
38  14|         that we are dead to sin, "Do~you not know that all we
39  14|         dead to sin. Yet what sin~do infants die to in being
40  14|         done, but to what he will do~at the close of the age.
41  15|          as well? And, again, how do they, not by impact of ~
42  15|          but "Spoke _in_ me." How do they appear to men in sleep,
43  15|        seem to indicate that they do~not have tangible bodies.
44  15|         think they know what they do not know.~~
45  16|                then, even as they do, "we shall see~face to face."~131
46  17|  remission of sins has chiefly to do with the future judgment.
47  17|    sacraments of salvation has to do more with the hope of future
48  18|        who believe that those who do not abandon the name of
49  18|          the ~same Paul himself: "Do not err," he says; "neither
50  19|           alms, by which, when we do them, we are helped in obtaining
51  19|           to wish well or even to do well to one who has ~done
52  19|        him well and, as you can, _do_ well to him who wishes
53  19|      command: "Love your enemies, do good to them that~hate you,
54  20|           are clean to you."~They do not understand how far this
55  20|           These things you should do" - that is, pay heed to
56  20|          wickedness. For not only do they do such things, but
57  20|  wickedness. For not only do they do such things, but they ~also
58  20|           in them - if they could do so~with impunity. "But he
59  21|           says to married~folks: "Do not deprive one another,
60  21|         seasons - as those people do who will or will not begin
61  21|          customs that we not only do not dare excommunicate a
62  21|        excommunicate a layman;~we do not dare degrade a clergyman
63  21|        But grant, O Lord, that we~do not practice any of them
64  22|           seeing what we ought to do, or else~from not doing
65  22|          already seen we ought to do. Of these two, the first
66  22|           to see what we ought to do, but also, as sound judgment
67  22|          also~lawbreakers: for we do not do what we should, and
68  22|        lawbreakers: for we do not do what we should, and we do
69  22|         do what we should, and we do what we know already we
70  22|          if we have sinned, as we do when we say, "Forgive~us
71  22|        away from sin, and this we do when we say, "Lead us not
72  22|        that he ~may be enabled to do so, the mercy of God is
73  23|          the body - and by this I do not mean the cases~of resuscitation
74  23|          learned men, and still I do not know that~any man can
75  23|       were~situated - though they do return to the body from
76  24|           there are things he~can do but doth not will to do,
77  24|           do but doth not will to do, yet willeth nothing he
78  24|         willeth nothing he cannot do, and how true is what is
79  24|        anything that he willed to~do and did not do, or, what
80  24|          willed to~do and did not do, or, what were worse, if
81  24|         were worse, if he did not do something because man's
82  24|         will, as it is for him to do what he does will.~Unless
83  24|           reason than that he can do whatsoever he willeth and
84  24|     Powerful~so that he could not do what he willed. And where
85  24|   Jerusalem~together, and did not do so? Or, is it not rather
86  26|         sinned (that is, did not ~do what he willed, but what
87  26|        God did not will that they do, but as far as~God's omnipotence
88  27|      surely he hath not~willed to do anything that he hath not
89  28|         as he had been created to do. But since~he did foreknow
90  28|          purpose so that he could do good to man, even in man'
91  28|           through them, what else do we have but "grace upon
92  28|     Wherefore, since man chose to do his own will instead of
93  29|            after death]. For they do not benefit all. And yet
94  29|            perpetual misery. They do not believe that such things
95  30|          only those which have to do with _hope_ are contained
96  30|    whatever it is that we hope to do~well, or hope to obtain
97  32|          mortal men ourselves, we do not know the hearts of mortal