Book, Chapter

  1 pref,   0|        objects of faith, hope, and love. And without doubt it was
  2 pref,   0|  ministration of angels? Moreover, love itself, which binds men
  3   1, arg |         them may be loved, yet our love is not to rest in them,
  4   1, arg |          then goes on to show that love the love of God for His
  5   1, arg |           on to show that love the love of God for His own sake
  6   1, arg |           for His own sake and the love of our neighbour for God'
  7   1, arg |  conclusion, that faith, hope, and love are graces essentially necessary
  8   1,   3 |           getting entangled in the love of lower gratifications,
  9   1,  15 |      retain our confidence in, and love for, Him whom as yet we
 10   1,  16 |           in the bond of unity and love, which is its true health.
 11   1,  22 |            For we are commanded to love one another: but it is a
 12   1,  22 |            because no one ought to love even himself for his own
 13   1,  22 |      Wherefore if you ought not to love even yourself for your own
 14   1,  22 |           but for His in whom your love finds its most worthy object,
 15   1,  22 |           right to be angry if you love him too for God's sake.
 16   1,  22 |             For this is the law of love that has been laid down
 17   1,  22 |      Divine authority: "Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself;"
 18   1,  22 |         thyself;" but, "Thou shalt love God with all thy heart,
 19   1,  22 |          us as an object worthy of love is to be borne into the
 20   1,  22 |        upon him that he too should love God with his whole heart,
 21   1,  22 |           the whole current of his love both for himself and his
 22   1,  22 |            into the channel of the love of God, which suffers no
 23   1,  23 |         Man needs no injunction to love himself and his own body~
 24   1,  23 |      assuredly the martyrs did not love the wickedness of their
 25   1,  23 |       truth, he still continues to love himself, and to love his
 26   1,  23 |            to love himself, and to love his own body. The soul which
 27   1,  23 |         body; and so it cannot but love both itself and its own
 28   1,  23 |          due to God only. Now such love of itself is more correctly
 29   1,  23 |            For, of course, it must love the body, and be grieved
 30   1,  25 |                chap. 25. A man may love something more than his
 31   1,  25 |             in what measure he may love himself so as to be of service
 32   1,  25 |          himself. For that he does love himself, and does desire
 33   1,  25 |            too, in what measure to love his body, so as to care
 34   1,  26 |           chap. 26. The command to love God and our neighbour includes
 35   1,  26 |    neighbour includes a command to love ourselves~
 36   1,  26 |      command that every man should love himself and his own body,
 37   1,  26 |           seeing, that is, that we love ourselves, and what is beneath
 38   1,  26 |        beasts (for even the beasts love themselves and their own
 39   1,  26 |   neighbour beside us. "Thou shalt love," He says, "the Lord thy
 40   1,  26 |           thy mind; and thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.
 41   1,  26 |          end of the commandment is love, and that twofold, the love
 42   1,  26 |        love, and that twofold, the love of God and the love of our
 43   1,  26 |            the love of God and the love of our neighbour. Now, if
 44   1,  26 | commandments. For though, when the love of God comes first, and
 45   1,  26 |             and the measure of our love for Him is prescribed in
 46   1,  26 |         seems to be said about our love for ourselves; yet when
 47   1,  26 |            it is said, "Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself,"
 48   1,  26 |           becomes evident that our love for ourselves has not been
 49   1,  27 |             chap. 27. The order of love~
 50   1,  27 |         loves what he ought not to love, nor fails to love what
 51   1,  27 |          not to love, nor fails to love what he ought to love, nor
 52   1,  27 |           to love what he ought to love, nor loves that more which
 53   1,  27 |         any man, each man ought to love God more than himself. Likewise
 54   1,  27 |      himself. Likewise we ought to love another man better than
 55   1,  29 |         endeavour that all men may love God~
 56   1,  29 |          can with us enjoy God, we love partly those to whom we
 57   1,  29 |           in the fellowship of the love of God, the enjoyment of
 58   1,  29 |           of life, to whom all who love Him owe both their own existence
 59   1,  29 |        their own existence and the love they bear Him, concerning
 60   1,  29 |           Him, and who desires our love, not for any gain to Himself,
 61   1,  29 |        Himself, but that those who love Him may obtain an eternal
 62   1,  29 |             even Himself whom they love? And hence it is that we
 63   1,  29 |            And hence it is that we love even our enemies. For we
 64   1,  29 |          take away from us what we love; but we pity them rather,
 65   1,  29 |         separated from Him whom we love. For if they would turn
 66   1,  29 |             they must of necessity love Him as the supreme good,
 67   1,  29 |           as the supreme good, and love us too as partakers with
 68   1,  30 |       commandments is included the love of angels also. For that
 69   1,  30 |        that He who commanded us to love our neighbour made no exception,
 70   1,  30 |         rule even to our enemies? "Love your enemies, do good to
 71   1,  30 |         saying, namely, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.
 72   1,  30 |          thy neighbour as thyself. Love worketh no ill to his neighbour."
 73   1,  30 |       manifest that the command to love our neighbour embraces the
 74   1,  30 |         our nature, the command to love God is distinct from that
 75   1,  30 |           is distinct from that to love our neighbour. For He shows
 76   1,  31 |           enjoy only that which we love for its own sake, and that
 77   1,  31 |      frequently sets before us the love He has towards us. In what
 78   1,  31 |           In what way then does He love us? As objects of use or
 79   1,  31 |        discover in what way He can love us. ~
 80   1,  33 |         For when the thing that we love is near us, it is a matter
 81   1,  35 |            end of Scripture is the love of God and our neighbour~
 82   1,  35 |         all Holy Scripture, is the love of an object which is to
 83   1,  35 |          is to be enjoyed, and the love of an object which can enjoy
 84   1,  35 |       command that each man should love himself. The whole temporal
 85   1,  35 |        dispensation, not with such love and delight as if it were
 86   1,  35 |            the idea that we are to love the things by which we are
 87   1,  36 |    Scripture which builds us up in love is not perniciously deceptive
 88   1,  36 |           to build up this twofold love of God and our neighbour,
 89   1,  36 |        used for the building up of love, even though he does not
 90   1,  36 |   interpretation tends to build up love, which is the end of the
 91   1,  37 |      hardly tell how, that, out of love for his own opinion, he
 92   1,  37 |         And then, if faith totter, love itself will grow cold. For
 93   1,  37 |         necessarily also fall from love; for he cannot love what
 94   1,  37 |           from love; for he cannot love what he does not believe
 95   1,  37 |           attain the object of his love. And so these are the three
 96   1,  37 |          subservient: faith, hope, love. ~
 97   1,  38 |                          chap. 38. Love never faileth~
 98   1,  38 |            to which we shall come: love, on the other hand, shall
 99   1,  38 |       these others fail. For if we love by faith that which as yet
100   1,  38 |             how much more shall we love it when we begin to see!
101   1,  38 |            begin to see! And if we love by hope that which as yet
102   1,  38 |             how much more shall we love it when we reach it! For
103   1,  39 |           mature in faith hope and love, needs Scripture no longer~
104   1,  39 |       resting upon faith, hope and love, and who keeps a firm hold
105   1,  39 |            an edifice of faith and love has been built up in them,
106   1,  39 |        other two graces will fail, love will remain greater and
107   1,  40 |            while the apostle says "love," he adds "out of a pure
108   1,  40 |            that which is worthy of love. And he joins with this "
109   1,  40 |            what is unworthy of our love, and by living uprightly
110   2,   6 |       yield the fruit of a twofold love, a love, that is, of God
111   2,   6 |         fruit of a twofold love, a love, that is, of God and their
112   2,   6 |           the twin commandments of love, and none among them barren
113   2,   7 |            such a way that all our love for our neighbour, like
114   2,   7 |            neighbour, like all our love for ourselves, should have
115   2,   7 |     through being entangled in the love of this world i.e., of temporal
116   2,   7 |         drawn far away from such a love for God and such a love
117   2,   7 |            love for God and such a love for his neighbour as Scripture
118   2,   7 |          himself diligently in the love of his neighbour; and when
119   2,   9 |          of life, to wit, hope and love, of which I have spoken
120   2,  23 |          public means of promoting love towards God and our neighbour,
121   2,  31 |          we must guard against the love of wrangling, and the childish
122   2,  38 |          redound to the praise and love of the one God from whom
123   2,  41 |       being rooted and grounded in love, we may be able to comprehend
124   2,  41 |          be able to know even "the love of Christ which passeth
125   3, arg |         which does not promote the love of God and the love of man.
126   3, arg |            the love of God and the love of man. The author then
127   3,   1 |            piety, so as to have no love of strife; when furnished
128   3,   7 |          command is that we should love and serve the One God, who
129   3,  10 |          life has reference to the love of God and one's neighbour;
130   3,  10 |        that he has attained to the love and knowledge of God and
131   3,  12 |         ultimately upon the end of love towards God or our neighbour,
132   3,  14 |         when it is referred to the love of God, destroys all vices;
133   3,  14 |    destroys all vices; when to the love of one's neighbour, puts
134   3,  15 |         its supremely just laws of love to God for His own sake,
135   3,  15 |          God for His own sake, and love to one's self and one's
136   3,  15 |          to establish the reign of love. Now, if when taken literally
137   3,  21 |      attained it through spiritual love, he lost it through carnal
138   3,  26 |           breastplate of faith and love." ~
139   3,  33 |            be to the brethren, and love with faith, from God the
140   4,   7 |           not ashamed; because the love of God is shed abroad in
141   4,   7 |           the second, "because the love of God is shed abroad in
142   4,   7 |            neglectful of brotherly love, he called aloud, saying: "
143   4,  11 |          of good intellects not to love words, but the truth in
144   4,  14 |         their hands; and my people love to have it so: and what
145   4,  14 |           that God's people should love to have it so. God forbid,
146   4,  15 |          every matter of faith and love there are many things that
147   4,  20 |             with cheerfulness. Let love be without dissimulation.
148   4,  20 |          to another with brotherly love; in honour preferring one
149   4,  20 |            no man anything, but to love one another." And a little
150   4,  20 |    kindness, by the Holy Ghost, by love unfeigned, by the word of
151   4,  20 |     together for good to them that love God, to them who are the
152   4,  20 |         shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall tribulation,
153   4,  20 |            to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ
154   4,  21 |           and thou art angry if he love another, though he is taught
155   4,  28 |            effective; for not even love itself, which is the end
156   4,  28 |    exercised unless the objects of love are true and not false.