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 1   1, arg| ourselves are not objects of enjoyment to God: he uses us, but
 2   1,   3| things are for use, some for enjoyment~
 3   1,   3|  things which are objects of enjoyment make us happy. Those things
 4   1,   3|   real and proper objects of enjoyment. ~
 5   1,   4|     4. Difference of use and enjoyment~
 6   1,   4|    that fatherland where our enjoyment is to commence. But the
 7   1,   4| ought to use into objects of enjoyment, we become unwilling to
 8   1,   5|   Trinity the true object of enjoyment~
 9   1,   5|          The true objects of enjoyment, then, are the Father and
10   1,  22|      are the true objects of enjoyment which we have spoken of
11   1,  22|   able to arrive at the full enjoyment of the former. We, however,
12   1,  22|    its own sake, then in the enjoyment of it consists a happy life,
13   1,  22|    who is the true object of enjoyment. For a man is never in so
14   1,  24|    the soul that lead to the enjoyment of unworthy objects. They
15   1,  27|    fellowship with us in the enjoyment of God, whereas our body
16   1,  29|      of the love of God, the enjoyment of whom is true happiness
17   1,  30|    For they are happy in the enjoyment of Him whom we long to enjoy;
18   1,  31|  nothing is a true object of enjoyment except that which makes
19   1,  31|      of use or as objects of enjoyment? If He enjoys us, He must
20   1,  32|      with a view to the full enjoyment of the goodness of God.
21   1,  33|      way towards Him, in the enjoyment of whom we find our common
22   3,  10|   the mind which aims at the enjoyment of God for His own sake,
23   3,  10|    for His own sake, and the enjoyment of ones self and one's neighbour