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 1   3(20)|       the greatest philosophical work written in classical Latin.~
 2   4    |         finding fault with God's work,~because man is an entity
 3   9    |        saving faith as their own work and not~understand it as
 4   9    |          For it is God who is at work in you both to will and
 5   9    |          that God is even now at work in them and in their wills?~63
 6  11    |           this was itself also a work of grace? ~For when the
 7  14    |          of Christ's Mediatorial Work (48-49) and Justification (
 8  18    |       fire shall try every man's work, of what sort it is. If
 9  18    |         sort it is. If any man's work ~abides which he has built
10  18    |   receive a reward. If any man's work burns up, he~shall suffer
11  18    | Therefore the fire will test~the work, not only of the one, but
12  18    |      wood, hay, and stubble. The work of the former is not~burned
13  18    |          brings anguish. But the work of the~latter is burned
14  20    |     himself. For almsgiving is a work of mercy, and the saying
15  27    |          he who was unwilling to work miracles~among those who,