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 1   1     |          wise - though not one of those of whom it is said: "Where
 2   1     |      Rather, you should be one of those of whom it is written,~"
 3   1     |         of man~the apostle wishes those men to be to whom he said,~3 "
 4   1     |        hesitation, the witness of those men~by whom the Scriptures (
 5   1     |          ones that now exist, and those which could exist under
 6   1     |          against the calumnies of those who think~differently is
 7   2     |         two feelings, said,~~"Let those who dread be allowed to
 8   2     |          our own affairs and with those of others. For everyone
 9   2     |        good things, and only with those which lie in the future,
10   3     |      natura], after the manner of~those whom the Greeks called "
11   4     |     judgment which reads: "Woe to those who call evil good and good
12   5     |         and that he deceives only those who believe him. Indeed,
13   6     | condemnation fall on him: "Woe to those who call evil good." For
14   7     |           we ought ~to argue with those who profess themselves ignorant
15   7     |                            21. In those things which do not concern
16   8     |          consequence of this, all those descended from him and his
17   8     |           at the same time) - all those ~born through carnal lust,
18   9     |         in this desertion of him, those who had perished would ~
19   9     |         forever in perdition, but those who had remained loyal through
20   9     |           lost. But the number of those citizens, whether those
21   9     |           those citizens, whether those who ~now belong or those
22   9     |          those who ~now belong or those who will in the future,
23  11     |       preceding unless it be that those who consider such a question
24  12     |            Yet it is certain that those who~are born of water and
25  12     |           it does not follow that those who are called sons of someone
26  12     |        some who are adopted. Even those who are called "sons ~of
27  13     |           sins.~82 Yet he of whom~those sacrifices were mere shadows
28  13     |          sin only; adults, to all those sins which they have added,
29  13     |           are other sins, such as those of parents,~which, even
30  13     |           of one's other parents, those who stand as one's forebears~
31  13     |           is not his purpose that those~not given the grace of regeneration
32  14     |         49. They were not reborn, those who were baptized by John'
33  14     |         also did most justly lose those whom he had justly held
34  14     |        the name of sin? Thus, to ~those baptized into the death
35  14     |        understand by "the living" those who are not yet dead but
36  14     |          understand by "the dead" those who have left the body,
37  15     |         one avoids the mistake of those~who think they know what
38  16     |          to unity in Christ,~both those in heaven and those on the
39  16     |          both those in heaven and those on the earth in him."~127
40  16     |         on earth is restored when those men predestined to eternal
41  16     |      blood of his ~cross, whether those things on earth or those
42  16     |          those things on earth or those in heaven."~128~
43  16     |        understanding, not that of those who always see the Father'
44  17     |   despaired of in holy Church for those who truly repent, each according
45  17     |       been rightly established by those~set over the churches, that
46  17     |           no forgiveness of sins. Those forgiven~thus obtain life
47  17     |          the apostle, speaking to those whose sins are blotted out
48  18(141)|           to the question whether those who sin after baptism are
49  18     |          indeed, who believe that those who do not abandon the name
50  18     |        but still not eternal.~But those who believe thus, and still
51  18     |      Kingdom of God."~147 Now, if those who persist in such crimes~
52  18     |          one obscure saying about those who build on "the foundation,
53  18     |     signify such an attachment to those worldly things - albeit~
54  18     |            since he has not loved those things whose loss brings
55  18     |            this does not apply to those of whom it was~said, "They
56  18     |           he will impute merit to those on his right hand; and,
57  18     |        unfruitfulness, demerit to those on his left - when he shall
58  19     |           sins. It also blots out those sins which once made the
59  19     |            corrects and restrains those under his command,~if at
60  19     |          their own enemies, while those~they suppose to be their
61  20     |                  75. Now, surely, those who live in gross wickedness
62  20     |     admonished them also to ~give those alms which a man owes first
63  21     |          pleasure involved. Thus, those whose self - control is
64  21     |             he says, "you appoint those who are~contemptible in
65  21     |        and~years and seasons - as those people do who will or will
66  21     |         80. To this one might add those sins, however grave and
67  21     |           evils, even if not like those ~[of old], have come to
68  21     |        accustomed to them. As for those sins to which we are accustomed -~
69  22     |           victor over our love of those things because of which -
70  23     |          deny, for ~example, that those fetuses ever lived at all
71  23     |  unbecoming image in the minds of those~who speculate this way and
72  23     |           But if in the bodies of those rising again there is to
73  23     |       punishments will be laid on those~who have added no further
74  24     |        wrought in the presence of those who were not about to believe. ~
75  24     |        did indeed~gather together those children of hers whom he
76  25     |        what he said could disturb those~whose understanding could
77  25     |    justice. And he also sees that those who are saved had to be
78  25     |        with the greater number of those not saved but simply abandoned
79  25     |   interposed. Thus every mouth of those~disposed to glory in their
80  26     |       deeds, for the damnation of those whom~he had justly predestined
81  26     |          and for the salvation of those whom he had mercifully ~
82  26     |          what he willed than were those who were willing ~instruments
83  27     |  unwilling to work miracles~among those who, he said, would have
84  27     |     especially~"for kings and all those of exalted station,"~224
85  28     |    mystery of the Mediator, which those who profit from them can
86  29     |          these means benefit only those who, when they were living,
87  29     |           in this life.~So, then, those means which the Church constantly
88  29     |           interpreted to refer to those who are called "vessels
89  29     |            vessels of mercy,"~238 those who are freed from~misery
90  29     |          there can be an end for ~those of whom it is said, "Thus
91  29     |           end to the happiness of those of whom the ~antithesis
92  29     |           which he has hidden for those who fear him and prepared
93  29     |         fear him and prepared for those~who hope in him~240 - this
94  30     |  faithfully_ to be believed, only those which have to do with _hope_
95  31     |        not previously absent from those ~to whom it was to be imparted,