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 1   2|     For if a man sees a thing, why does he hope for it? ~If,
 2   9|       man alone is not enough,~why, then, is not the contrary
 3   9|        frustrated. ~Otherwise, why are we admonished to pray
 4   9|      their wills?~63 Or~again, why are we admonished to ask
 5  11|  personal unity: Word and man.~Why should there be such great
 6  12|    Trinity are not separable - why is~the Holy Spirit named
 7  12|       no power to sin. This is why grace is signified~by the
 8  13|       set on edge."~90~This is why each one of them must be
 9  14|       right ~hand.~108 This is why the psalmist cried, "Judge
10  16|     that commonwealth. This is why the apostle says "that all
11  20|      to wonder and ask himself why He had not washed himself
12  21|        and excuses by saying: "Why not rather suffer iniquity?
13  21|        rather suffer iniquity? Why not ~rather be defrauded?"~177
14  22|    there is an adequate reason why it should be performed.
15  23|  felicity [felicitas]. This is why their bodies are called "
16  23| heavenly ~bodies."~195 This is why it is said, "Flesh and blood
17  23|      still be~"flesh." This is why the body of Christ is called "
18  24|     just deserts in judgment - why was the one chosen rather
19  24|        was the same? Or again, why were miracles not~wrought
20  24|     when we ask for the reason why not all are saved, the customary
21  25|      in such a way as to say: "Why then~does he find fault?
22  25|     object say to the~molder, 'Why have you made me like this?'
23  29|       not benefit all. And yet why~should they not benefit
24  30|   temptation. This is, indeed, why Matthew said, "_But_ deliver