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 1 2|         WITH MAN IS THE POWER OF VOLITION.~What moderation, in short,
 2 2|         He does, we still have a volition and an arbitrating power
 3 2|      what is evil. Thus, it is a volition of our own when we will
 4 2|        inquire whence comes that volition whereby we will anything
 5 2|          not impose upon him the volition to sin, but subministered
 6 2|    subministered material to the volition. On the other hand, the
 7 2|     those our protoplasts to the volition of sin; nay, nor (did reduce
 8 2|   himself; not by having wrought volition in you, but by having found
 9 2|   favourable opportunity in your volition. Therefore, since the only
10 3|           OF INDULGENCE AND PURE VOLITION. THE QUESTION ILLUSTRATED.~
11 3| indulgence is not independent of volition, still, inasmuch as it has
12 3|          it were) from unwilling volition, having experienced a producing
13 3|          itself which constrains volition. See what is the nature
14 3|          what is the nature of a volition of which some second party
15 3|         a second species of pure volition to be considered. God wills
16 3|        He has effaced the lesser volition by the greater. And in as
17 3|         as He has proposed each (volition) to your knowledge, in so
18 3|     savour of contrariety to His volition, by savouring of contrariety
19 3|      contrariety to His superior volition; and you rather offend than
20 3|      indulgence for its cause is volition pure; if in that to which