Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,      3  |        How finite works are not sufficient for punishment or recompense
 2   1,      4  |         you will endure will be sufficient, through the virtue of love,
 3   1,      4  |     receive grace, and have not sufficient contrition and love to satisfy
 4   1,      7  |         without desire, was not sufficient to punish a fault. ~
 5   2,      5  |      suffering. But man was not sufficient to satisfy it, for, even
 6   2,      5  |     with the divine nature, was sufficient to satisfy for the whole
 7   2,      5  |      way. Thus human nature was sufficient to satisfy for guilt, but
 8   2,      8  |         of human nature was not sufficient to satisfy for guilt, to
 9   2,      8  |      Deity, so that it might be sufficient to satisfy for the whole
10   2,     12  |         The tongue would not be sufficient to relate the delight felt
11   2,     22  |     daughter, the tongue is not sufficient to narrate the pain of these
12   2,     25  |        of your intellect is not sufficient to see, nor your ear to
13   2,     35  |         How servile fear is not sufficient, without the love of virtue,
14   2,     35  |       servile fear alone is not sufficient to give eternal life. But
15   2,     35  |      But love with holy fear is sufficient, because the law is founded
16   3,      5  |          contrition of heart is sufficient for this baptism, the hand
17   3,     14  |  knowing that fear alone is not sufficient to give her eternal life,
18   3,     16  |         a state of grace is not sufficient to merit eternal life, as
19   3,     28  |        Your tongue would not be sufficient to relate their virtues,
20 Lette,      0| presence, nor have I given them sufficient examples of the good life