Book, Chapter

 1   1, arg|            love of God for His own sake and the love of our neighbour
 2   1, arg|            our neighbour for God's sake is the fulfilment and the
 3   1,   4|     satisfaction in it for its own sake. To use, on the other hand,
 4   1,  22|           loved by man for his own sake, or for the sake of something
 5   1,  22|           his own sake, or for the sake of something else. If it
 6   1,  22|         else. If it is for his own sake, we enjoy him; if it is
 7   1,  22|        enjoy him; if it is for the sake of something else, we use
 8   1,  22|          he is to be loved for the sake of something else. For if
 9   1,  22|            to be loved for its own sake, then in the enjoyment of
10   1,  22|           even himself for his own sake, but for the sake of Him
11   1,  22|          his own sake, but for the sake of Him who is the true object
12   1,  22|          loves himself for his own sake, he does not look at himself
13   1,  22|         even yourself for your own sake, but for His in whom your
14   1,  22|         you love him too for God's sake. For this is the law of
15   1,  27|           loved as a man for God's sake; but God is to be loved
16   1,  27|            to be loved for His own sake. And if God is to be loved
17   1,  29|       their own sakes, but for the sake of him whom they admire
18   1,  31|          which we love for its own sake, and that nothing is a true
19   1,  35|          we are borne only for the sake of that towards which we
20   2,   7|            to be loved for His own sake, and our neighbour for God'
21   2,   7|            our neighbour for God's sake; and that God is to be loved
22   2,   7|          the truth, either for the sake of pleasing men or with
23   2,  11|          is necessary, not for the sake of a few words like these
24   2,  16|            is to say, that for the sake of our head, which is Christ,
25   2,  16|           all joy in time, for the sake of that eternity in which
26   2,  37|       attaining the object for the sake of which these sciences
27   2,  39|         and luxurious. But for the sake of the necessities of this
28   2,  39|           on many subjects for the sake of a few items of knowledge,
29   3,  10|       enjoyment of God for His own sake, and the enjoyment of ones
30   3,  15|            love to God for His own sake, and love to one's self
31   3,  15|          one's neighbour for God's sake. Accordingly, in regard
32   3,  17|            the kingdom of heaven's sake, he contends that the commands
33   3,  18| fruitfulness of many wives for the sake of an ulterior object, than
34   3,  18|            of one wife for its own sake. For in the former case
35   3,  18|        food and drink only for the sake of bodily health, used marriage
36   3,  18|         used marriage only for the sake of offspring. And, accordingly,
37   3,  18|            the kingdom of heaven's sake. For there is no difficulty
38   3,  33|         but also to suffer for His sake." Who, then, can doubt that
39   4,  10|            understand us for whose sake we speak? He, therefore,
40   4,  10|        well known are told for the sake of the pleasure they give,
41   4,  13|                        But for the sake at those who are so fastidious
42   4,  13|            when it is only for the sake of securing his consent
43   4,  14|         assent, but merely for the sake of being read with pleasure.
44   4,  15|          in those who for Christ's sake are delivered to the persecutors;
45   4,  18|           all this is done for the sake of justice, charity, and
46   4,  20|            is urging that, for the sake of the ministry of the gospel,
47   4,  20|          As it is written, For Thy sake we are killed all the day