Book, Chapter

 1   1, arg|           and things which use and enjoy. The only object which ought
 2   1,   3|           used, others still which enjoy and use. Those things which
 3   1,   3|           We ourselves, again, who enjoy and use these things, being
 4   1,   3|             if we set ourselves to enjoy those which we ought to
 5   1,   4|                             For to enjoy a thing is to rest with
 6   1,   5|         all, and common to all who enjoy Him, if He is an object,
 7   1,  10|            it is our duty fully to enjoy the truth which lives unchangeably,
 8   1,  12|          who in their eagerness to enjoy the creature instead of
 9   1,  19|          pure and happy, and shall enjoy unbroken peace. ~
10   1,  22|           former. We, however, who enjoy and use other things are
11   1,  22|     question, whether men ought to enjoy, or to use, themselves,
12   1,  22|            is for his own sake, we enjoy him; if it is for the sake
13   1,  22| unchangeable. And thus he does not enjoy himself at his best, because
14   1,  22|         when he turns from that to enjoy even himself. Wherefore
15   1,  22|           it were, for the wish to enjoy some other object, but that
16   1,  27|          it is by the soul that we enjoy God. ~
17   1,  29|         Now of all who can with us enjoy God, we love partly those
18   1,  30|   enjoyment of Him whom we long to enjoy; and the more we enjoy Him
19   1,  30|          to enjoy; and the more we enjoy Him in this life as through
20   1,  30|        pities us that we may fully enjoy Himself; we pity one another
21   1,  30|          another that we may fully enjoy Him. ~
22   1,  31|        ground, when we say that we enjoy only that which we love
23   1,  31|          that; for all the good we enjoy is either Himself, or what
24   1,  31|          my goodness." He does not enjoy us then, but makes use of
25   1,  32|       reward, that we should fully enjoy Him, and that all who enjoy
26   1,  32|        enjoy Him, and that all who enjoy Him should enjoy one another
27   1,  32|           all who enjoy Him should enjoy one another in Him. ~
28   1,  33|           rather than man that you enjoy. For you enjoy Him by whom
29   1,  33|            that you enjoy. For you enjoy Him by whom you are made
30   1,  33|          the immediate context to "enjoy" is used in the sense of
31   1,  33|           language to say that you enjoy it. But if you cling to
32   1,  33|         truly and properly said to enjoy it. And this we must never
33   1,  35|        love of an object which can enjoy that other in fellowship
34   4,  21|     beautiful, when thou can't not enjoy the pleasure of the lie