Book, Chapter

 1   1,  10|          change of place that we can come nearer to Him who is in
 2   1,  11|      humanity. Yet, since we when we come to Him do wisely, He when
 3   1,  11|      foolishly. And since we when we come to Him become strong, He
 4   1,  12|            flesh, He is said to have come to us. For He came to a
 5   1,  12|             not God. Why then did He come, seeing that He was already
 6   1,  13|                   In what way did He come but this, "The Word was
 7   1,  15|             when men look for Him to come from heaven as the judge
 8   1,  33|              and you rejoice to have come to Him in whose presence
 9   1,  34|             that those who wished to come might begin their journey
10   1,  34|            life;" that is, by me men come, to me they come, in me
11   1,  34|              me men come, to me they come, in me they rest. For when
12   1,  34|            me they rest. For when we come to Him, we come to the Father
13   1,  34|              when we come to Him, we come to the Father also, because
14   1,  38|              bliss to which we shall come: love, on the other hand,
15   1,  40|           these three graces, he may come to the interpretation of
16   2,   1|       something else, so now, when I come in its turn to discuss the
17   2,   1|             causes something else to come into the mind as a consequence
18   2,   1|           attention to experience we come to know that fire is beneath,
19   2,   6|         means of redeeming those who come to it from all kinds of
20   2,   6|           true servants of God, have come to the baptismal font laying
21   2,   7|          steps of fear and piety, we come to the third step, knowledge,
22   2,  14|      unacquainted with, we gradually come to know them through being
23   2,  18|              despised even though it come from a profane source~
24   2,  20|              a dog, or a boy, should come between them. And the kicking
25   2,  21|              gives money that he may come away the slave either of
26   2,  23|            what they tell you should come to pass, hearken not unto
27   2,  23|            born, or in any other way come into existence under the
28   2,  31|              sorts of questions that come up in Scripture, only in
29   2,  41|             in Egypt under Pharaoh: "Come unto me, all ye that labour
30   3,   3|     Nathanael's, "Can any good thing come out of Nazareth?" whether
31   3,   6|             for their revelation had come. And hence their leaders
32   3,  10|            be divided. But the vices come first; for when these have
33   3,  18|          gathering them together had come, they would have immediately
34   3,  21|            prophet, who, when he had come to show him his sin set
35   3,  21|           however, this lust did not come and pass away like a guest,
36   3,  23|           them a figure of things to come, let him yet put the literal
37   3,  32|       Scripture, although it has now come to address or speak of a
38   3,  33|              our own that it did not come to us from God; not keeping
39   3,  33|              Christ." But he had not come into contact with this heresy,
40   3,  34|           And hence these words have come to be commonly known, so
41   3,  34|            to the land of the age to come, when there will be a new
42   3,  36|            in the house, let him not come down to take it away; and
43   4,   3|              in enforcing them, they come to be in some small measure
44   4,   7|            the day of evil, and that come near to the seat of oppression;
45   4,   7|             for the day of evil, and come near to the seat of oppression."
46   4,   7|             for the day of evil, who come near to the seat of oppression,
47   4,   7|             for the day of evil, and come near the seat of oppression;"
48   4,  15|          speak. And when the hour is come that he must speak, he ought,
49   4,  19|         learn something? But when we come to praise God, either in
50   4,  20|                           But now to come to something more definite.
51   4,  20| transgressions, till the seed should come to whom the promise was
52   4,  20|        things present, nor things to come, nor height, nor depth,
53   4,  21|            also the Lord says, 'I am come to send fire on the earth.'"
54   4,  30|             they know such blessings come, so that all the praise