Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|        prevail with others (over whom they might have influence,
 2 pref,   0|  barbarian slave Christianus, of whom I have lately heard from
 3 pref,   0|          not let us tempt Him in whom we have believed, lest,
 4   1,   5 |         The Trinity, one God, of whom are all things, through
 5   1,   5 |          are all things, through whom are all things, in whom
 6   1,   5 |          whom are all things, in whom are all things. Thus the
 7   1,   7 |        believe that any being to whom there exists a superior
 8   1,   9 |          a blind man in the sun, whom it profits nothing that
 9   1,  15 | confidence in, and love for, Him whom as yet we see not; and that
10   1,  22 |         own sake, but for His in whom your love finds its most
11   1,  22 |       intelligence upon Him from whom you derive all that you
12   1,  28 |         28. How we are to decide whom to aid~
13   1,  28 | presented themselves, neither of whom had either from need or
14   1,  29 |          we love partly those to whom we render services, partly
15   1,  29 |         by us, partly those upon whom we confer no advantage and
16   1,  29 |     confer no advantage and from whom we look for none. We ought
17   1,  29 |          but for the sake of him whom they admire in common; and
18   1,  29 |         of God, the enjoyment of whom is true happiness of life,
19   1,  29 |       true happiness of life, to whom all who love Him owe both
20   1,  29 |        they bear Him, concerning whom we have no fear that any
21   1,  29 |     eternal reward, even Himself whom they love? And hence it
22   1,  29 |          they separated from Him whom we love. For if they would
23   1,  30 |          in the enjoyment of Him whom we long to enjoy; and the
24   1,  30 |        Paul. For when the man to whom our Lord delivered those
25   1,  30 |         two commandments, and to whom He said that on these hang
26   1,  30 |         interrogated in turn. To whom our Lord says, "Go and do
27   1,  30 |         that he is our neighbour whom it is our duty to help in
28   1,  30 |          to help in his need, or whom it would be our duty to
29   1,  30 |        of any one as a person to whom the offices of mercy may
30   1,  30 |         But now, if every one to whom we ought to show, or who
31   1,  33 |         Him, in the enjoyment of whom we find our common happiness.
32   1,  33 |         is his Master, and under whom he himself is a fellow-servant. ~
33   1,  33 |      enjoy. For you enjoy Him by whom you are made happy, and
34   1,  34 |       the Truth and the Word, by whom all things were made, had
35   1,  36 |         meaning which the author whom he reads intended to express
36   1,  36 |          course, that the man to whom he lies should place confidence
37   1,  37 |         meaning which the author whom he is reading did not intend,
38   2,   3 |        to the eyes of the man to whom we wish by this sign to
39   2,   5 |     thought and will of those by whom it was written, and through
40   2,   7 |         himself, because not him whom he loves as himself. Accordingly,
41   2,  11 |       speak the Latin tongue, of whom are those I have undertaken
42   2,  12 |      very often a translator, to whom the meaning is not well
43   2,  14 |       with a more learned man of whom we can inquire, or with
44   2,  22 |        the person was born about whom these wretched men are consulted
45   2,  23 |          by the false angels, to whom the lowest part of the world
46   2,  25 |  remembered by many old men from whom we have frequently heard
47   2,  28 |          begotten Son of God, by whom all things were made, condescended
48   2,  28 |          that Hebrew race, among whom the worship of one God sprang
49   2,  28 |        one God sprang up, and of whom as concerning the flesh
50   2,  31 |         lays before another with whom he is talking, the proposition, "
51   2,  31 |        the error of the man with whom one is arguing; and these
52   2,  33 |        admission of the man with whom one is arguing. And thus,
53   2,  38 |         love of the one God from whom he knows that all things
54   2,  41 |       himself addresses to those whom He sees toiling in Egypt
55   2,  41 |          my burden is light." To whom is it light but to the meek
56   2,  41 |         meek and lowly in heart, whom knowledge does not puff
57   2,  41 |          equal to the Father, by whom all things, were made, "
58   3,   6 |          did believe, from among whom the first Church at Jerusalem
59   3,   8 |       comes by Christ took those whom it found under bondage to
60   3,   8 |        Those, on the other hand, whom it found in bondage to useless
61   3,  11 |         overturned in a man over whom it had held sway, this plain
62   3,  12 |        the custom of those among whom he lives, is either temperate
63   3,  12 |       the customs of those among whom we live, but frequently
64   3,  13 |         the habits of those with whom we are either compelled
65   3,  18 |     enjoyments. And those men to whom the apostle permitted as
66   3,  18 |       And assuredly those men of whom I speak knew that wantonness
67   3,  20 |    hatred towards their sons, by whom they knew that their wives
68   3,  25 |      lion, walketh about seeking whom he may devour." In the same
69   3,  27 |  intention of the author through whom the Holy Spirit spake, whether
70   3,  30 |        angels of the churches to whom John is commanded to write;
71   3,  32 |        is that wicked servant of whom we are told in the gospel,
72   3,  34 |          at a time when those to whom it was to be given were
73   3,  36 |         and there He put the man whom He had formed. And out of
74   3,  36 |    garden, and there put the man whom He had formed, the narrative
75   4, arg |       for the Christian teacher, whom it behoves to excel in eloquence
76   4,   9 |           chap. 9. How, and with whom, difficult passages are
77   4,  12 |        for joy; if he pity those whom you present to him as objects
78   4,  12 |      pity, and shrink from those whom you set before him as men
79   4,  16 |      been assured of, knowing of whom thou hast learned them."
80   4,  19 |       the utmost in praising Him whom no one can adequately praise,
81   4,  20 |          the seed should come to whom the promise was made; and
82   4,  20 |       all their dues: tribute to whom tribute is due; custom to
83   4,  20 |        tribute is due; custom to whom custom; fear to whom fear;
84   4,  20 |          to whom custom; fear to whom fear; honour to whom honour."
85   4,  20 |          to whom fear; honour to whom honour." And these also,
86   4,  20 |    according to His purpose. For whom He did foreknow, He also
87   4,  20 |         many brethren. Moreover, whom He did predestinate, them
88   4,  20 |         them He also called; and whom He called, them He also
89   4,  20 |      them He also justified; and whom He justified, them He also
90   4,  20 |           My little children, of whom I travail in birth again
91   4,  21 |          the way to the Lord, to whom you have pledged your vows.
92   4,  21 |         Now in these two authors whom I have selected as specimens
93   4,  26 |         the assistance of Him of whom it is said, "Thy testimonies
94   4,  29 |    Jeremiah the prophet, through whom God denounces those who
95   4,  29 |       own, for God is theirs, to whom belongs all that they say;
96   4,  30 |          well, and that those to whom they address it may give
97   4,  30 |        render thanks to Him from whom they know such blessings