Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|      clear up the point they wish cleared up; and these, because
 2   1,   4 |      far from God; and if we wish to return to our Father'
 3   1,  22 |    room, as it were, for the wish to enjoy some other object,
 4   2,   2 |      has in his own mind. We wish, then, to consider and discuss
 5   2,   3 |   eyes of the man to whom we wish by this sign to impart our
 6   2,  13 |   just in proportion as they wish to seem learned, not in
 7   2,  16 |    that eternity in which we wish to live; although by the
 8   2,  33 | order that he whose error we wish to correct may be sorry
 9   3,  28 |   Scripture; so that when we wish to examine the passages
10   4,   1 |     the first place, then, I wish by this preamble to put
11   4,   3 |     so much importance as to wish men who have arrived at
12   4,   7 |  there that sober ears could wish changed in this speech?
13   4,  10 |  upon points on which people wish for instruction, he becomes
14   4,  18 |    that an address such as I wish to give shape to is concerned
15   4,  21 |     or black;' and dost thou wish to have greater power so
16   4,  26 |    testimony, except that we wish to carry the hearer with
17   4,  26 |  subdued style, what does he wish but to be believed? But