Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|          they follow. For no one ought to consider anything as
 2   1, arg | necessary to know what things we ought to teach to the Christian
 3   1, arg |     enjoy. The only object which ought to be enjoyed is the Triune
 4   1,   1 |          not yet possessed as it ought to be possessed. The Lord
 5   1,   3 |          to enjoy those which we ought to use, are hindered in
 6   1,   4 |      desire; for an unlawful use ought rather to be called an abuse.
 7   1,   4 |    turning these things which we ought to use into objects of enjoyment,
 8   1,  22 |  important question, whether men ought to enjoy, or to use, themselves,
 9   1,  22 |                          Neither ought any one to have joy in himself,
10   1,  22 |          clearly, because no one ought to love even himself for
11   1,  22 |        himself. Wherefore if you ought not to love even yourself
12   1,  22 |      loves his neighbour aright, ought to urge upon him that he
13   1,  25 |                  Man, therefore, ought to be taught the due measure
14   1,  27 |         he neither loves what he ought not to love, nor fails to
15   1,  27 |        nor fails to love what he ought to love, nor loves that
16   1,  27 |        nor loves that more which ought to be loved less, nor loves
17   1,  27 |         loves that equally which ought to be loved either less
18   1,  27 |          that less or more which ought to be loved equally. No
19   1,  27 |      more than any man, each man ought to love God more than himself.
20   1,  27 |        than himself. Likewise we ought to love another man better
21   1,  29 |        whom we look for none. We ought to desire, however, that
22   1,  30 |          if every one to whom we ought to show, or who ought to
23   1,  30 |         we ought to show, or who ought to show to us, the of offices
24   1,  35 |      able to act upon it; and we ought to use that dispensation,
25   1,  36 |        yet understand them as he ought. If, on the other hand,
26   2,  14 |   anxious to know the Scriptures ought in the first place to use
27   2,  18 |           or is not so, still we ought not to give up music because
28   2,  18 |         spiritual things. For we ought not to refuse to learn letters
29   2,  18 |       form of stones things that ought to have their place in the
30   2,  18 |        their place in the heart, ought we on that account to forsake
31   2,  23 |         in their honour, that we ought to feel in regard to all
32   2,  26 |  important objects to which they ought to be subservient. ~
33   2,  28 |       done, another to show what ought to be done. History narrates
34   2,  28 |       kind, aim at teaching what ought to be done or observed,
35   2,  37 |    describe minutely the way you ought to move the hinges of the
36   2,  40 |       fellowship of the heathen, ought to abhor and avoid; but
37   2,  40 |         fellowship of these men, ought to take away from them,
38   3,   2 |         uncertain in what way it ought to be punctuated or pronounced,
39   3,  14 |      defile his own dwelling; he ought not, therefore, to defile
40   3,  14 |           he himself, therefore, ought not to do injury to another. ~
41   3,  25 |     because only plain instances ought to be used as examples.
42   3,  25 |     uncertain in what sense they ought to be taken, as for example, "
43   3,  26 |        darts of the wicked." Nor ought we, on the other hand, in
44   3,  29 |       give an absurd meaning, we ought forthwith to inquire whether
45   3,  32 |         with Him in eternity. We ought, therefore, to say that
46   3,  34 |         am the Lord," the reader ought now carefully to observe
47   3,  34 |         spirit. And therefore we ought to take this saying "And
48   3,  36 |          is the day in which men ought to give heed to these sayings:
49   3,  37 |        these venerable documents ought to be counselled not only
50   4, arg |        be learned elsewhere, and ought not to be neglected, being
51   4, arg |  essential quality of style, and ought to be cultivated with especial
52   4,   3 |       urgent necessity, or which ought evidently to take precedence
53   4,   5 |       work that I am speaking of ought to be undertaken by one
54   4,   5 |         of Lights, how much more ought we to feel it who are the
55   4,   5 |          own speech, the more he ought to draw on the riches of
56   4,   8 |          of these writers, then, ought not to express themselves
57   4,   8 |         same authority; but they ought in all their deliverances
58   4,  10 |    though good teachers have, or ought to have, so great an anxiety
59   4,  10 |         this account the speaker ought to be especially careful
60   4,  10 |     given, the subject discussed ought to be turned over and over,
61   4,  10 |        he says is understood, he ought either to bring his address
62   4,  10 |          men who desire to learn ought to be taught. And the best
63   4,  10 |      appear right to do this, it ought to be done so moderately
64   4,  12 |       not telling them what they ought to do, but urging them to
65   4,  12 |        do what they already know ought to be done. ~
66   4,  12 |         when this is needful, it ought to be done. And it is needful
67   4,  12 |        people, knowing what they ought to do, do it not. Therefore,
68   4,  15 |       and holy, and good (and he ought never to say anything else),
69   4,  15 |      gifts of oratory; and so he ought to pray for himself, and
70   4,  15 |      come that he must speak, he ought, before he opens his mouth,
71   4,  15 |          can make us say what we ought, and in the way we ought,
72   4,  15 |         ought, and in the way we ought, except Him in whose hand
73   4,  16 |         three apostolic epistles ought to be constantly before
74   4,  16 |         he not say that a bishop ought to "hold fast the faithful
75   4,  18 |          the place of authority, ought to have reference to men'
76   4,  18 |         unimportant, and justice ought assuredly to be observed,
77   4,  18 |        men advice as to how they ought to conduct secular cases,
78   4,  19 |       And yet, while our teacher ought to speak of great matters,
79   4,  19 |       speak of great matters, he ought not always to be speaking
80   4,  19 |        are speaking to those who ought, but are not willing, to
81   4,  19 |          be learnt about Him? Or ought he who is teaching the Trinity
82   4,  19 |       preference to Him, then we ought to speak out with power
83   4,  21 |      whether the cup of the Lord ought to contain water only, or
84   4,  21 |        every one of these things ought ye, holy virgins, to obscene,
85   4,  21 |         purity. For a good house ought to be known for such at
86   4,  21 |        those who have taken vows ought to be. To prevail on any
87   4,  22 |         is to be long continued, ought not to be unvaried, but
88   4,  24 |      them do what they knew they ought to do but were unwilling
89   4,  25 |         what they are aware they ought to do, but do not; in the
90   4,  25 |       him pleasure. We, however, ought to make that end subordinate
91   4,  26 |      speech, whatever its style, ought constantly to aim at, and
92   4,  26 |        Christian teacher speaker ought, when he uses the subdued
93   4,  28 |         the sort of man a bishop ought to be: "that he may be able
94   4,  30 |        or read to the people, he ought to pray God to put into
95   4,  30 |         her mouth, how much more ought he to pray for the same
96   4,  30 |          others compose for them ought, before they receive their
97   4,  30 |      they have received it, they ought to pray both that they themselves
98   4,  30 |          has a happy issue, they ought to render thanks to Him
99   4,  31 |           but the sort of man he ought to be who desires to labour