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 1   1, arg|        is the fulfilment and the end of all Scripture. After
 2   1,   4| wandering, and wishing to put an end to our misery, determined
 3   1,   4|          unwilling to hasten the end of our journey; and becoming
 4   1,  26|          the prophets." Thus the end of the commandment is love,
 5   1,  29|          should tend to that one end. For in the theatres, dens
 6   1,  35|           35. The fulfilment and end of Scripture is the love
 7   1,  35|      that the fulfilment and the end of the Law, and of all Holy
 8   1,  36|      build up love, which is the end of the commandment, he goes
 9   1,  40|      fully understands that "the end of the commandment is charity,
10   1,  40|           And so let this be the end of the present book. In
11   3,   7|         established for a useful end instead of the thing itself
12   3,  11|        and to be referred to the end I have spoken of. ~
13   3,  12|      bearing ultimately upon the end of love towards God or our
14   3,  13|       some prudent or benevolent end, either directly, as is
15   3,  14|         one's neighbour, puts an end to all crimes. For no one
16   3,  23|        men were recorded to this end, that men might everywhere
17   4, arg|      that they all have the same end in view, to bring home the
18   4,   3|       can occasionally be in the end mastered by men of slower
19   4,  12|         will not accomplish that end by putting his thought in
20   4,  14|       and what will ye do in the end thereof?" O eloquence, which
21   4,  14|          what shall we do in the end thereof? And assuredly it
22   4,  20|     subdued style, except at the end, where it rises into a temperate
23   4,  21|          God touched it with the end of the staff that was in
24   4,  21|          at another place in the end of the epistle, "As we have
25   4,  25|        we may conclude, that the end arrived at by the two styles
26   4,  25|        not in itself an adequate end; but when what we have to
27   4,  25|      however, ought to make that end subordinate to another,
28   4,  25|          the pursuit of the good end which we hold out before
29   4,  28|        love itself, which is the end of the commandment and the