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 1   2     |       good, since we believe in both the good~and evil. Yet faith
 2   2     |          For everyone believes, both~about himself and other
 3   4     |         apply.~25 No~weather is both dark and bright at the same
 4   4     |       time; no food or drink is both sweet and sour at the~same
 5   4     |        the same time and place, both white and black, nor deformed
 6   4     |       from good soil we can see both vines and thorns spring
 7   4     |         which he was~referring, both sorts of trees can grow.~~
 8   8     |        There~are the evils that both men and angels have in common,
 9   8     |        are called on to~suffer, both openly and secretly. Yet
10   9     |   through sins and punishments,~both original and personal, God
11   9     |       God who is at work in you both to will and to do according
12   9     |         that the action is from both, that is to say, from the
13   9     |         is credited to God, who both prepareth the will to receive
14   9     |        Sacred Eloquence we read both, "His ~mercy goes before
15  10     |        was not a nature born of both~sexes with fleshly desires,
16  10     |      Jesus, Son of God, is thus both God and man. He was God
17  10     |         and~remained equal, and both these in a unity as we said
18  12     |     human nature, and that~from both natures Christ came to be
19  12     |     there is in each nature (in both the divine~and the human)
20  12     |   Virgin Mary, when he was born both of~him and of her, is difficult
21  14     | Wherefore, He took upon himself both baptism and death, not out
22  14     |         man for many ~offenses, both the sin which he originally
23  15     |        still on pilgrimage. For both parts together will make
24  16     |    restored to unity in Christ,~both those in heaven and those
25  16     |    realm there is~always peace, both among the whole company
26  18(142)|         what kind of works are _both_ essential to salvation.
27  18     | understood as one through which both~kinds of men must pass:
28  18     |         only of the one, but of both.~The fire is a sort of trial
29  20     |   unbelieving nothing is clean; both their minds and ~consciences
30  20     |       the word "all" here means both "inward" and~"outward" -
31  22     |       must surely fight against both; but we shall as surely
32  25     |       showing mercy."~210~Thus, both the twins were "by nature
33  25     |      own, but because they were both bound in the fetters of
34  25     |          of wrath] was due~them both, the former learned from
35  25     |         a conclusion that looks both ways, that is,~toward mercy
36  28     |    place, so that he could will~both good and evil - not without
37  28(229)|    original capacities included both the power not to sin and
38  29     |         the other for the bad - both including angels and men.
39  29     |         to it. The condition of both societies will then~be fixed
40  30     |   spiritual or bodily sense, or both. And here too it is that
41  31     |         he might be the Lord of both the living and the dead."'~257
42  32     |     context, of course includes both ~the love of God and the
43  32     |     propter Deum]. This applies~both in the present age and in