Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|     against their assaults), to turn them back from a useful
 2   1,   3 |   behind in, or even altogether turn back from, the pursuit of
 3   1,  18 |          and should repent, and turn from his sins, should be
 4   1,  29 |      help us in our need and in turn are helped by us, partly
 5   1,  29 |         love. For if they would turn to Him, they must of necessity
 6   1,  30 |         himself interrogated in turn. To whom our Lord says, "
 7   1,  30 |       whose duty it would be in turn to help us is our neighbour.
 8   2,   1 |         now, when I come in its turn to discuss the subject of
 9   2,   2 |          or is called by her in turn; and many signs of the same
10   2,  12 |        flesh." Each of these in turn confirms the other. For
11   2,  14 |       by the help of our memory turn our attention to the matter
12   2,  23 |      future are made known, and turn out just as they are foretold;
13   2,  23 |        observances, many things turn out agreeably to their observances,
14   2,  40 |     this life, we must take and turn to a Christian use. ~
15   2,  40 |    suspected they were about to turn them to the use of worshipping
16   3,  15 |       be observed, to carefully turn over in our minds and meditate
17   3,  24 | discussed in the first book, to turn it in every way until we
18   4,  19 |       is averse to the truth to turn and embrace it. For is there
19   4,  20 |     stated and refuted, lest it turn up at a time when no one
20   4,  23 |  writing, when knotty questions turn up for solution, accuracy
21   4,  23 | whenever questions of that sort turn up; just as we must use