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 1 2 |       solid faith to refer all things to the will of God in such
 2 2 |        produce by His own will things which He wills not, or else (
 3 2 |     not. But as there are some things which He forbids, against
 4 2 |    punishment--for, of course, things which He forbids, and by
 5 2 |     proof, whether we will the things which coincide with His
 6 3 | QUESTION ILLUSTRATED.~For what things are manifest we all know;
 7 3 |       in what sense these very things are manifest must be thoroughly
 8 3 |     examined. For, albeit some things seem to savour of" the will
 9 6 |   allowed to the beginning (of things). The reason why any one
10 6 |      institutions and decrees, things later prevail over thingS
11 6 |      things later prevail over thingS primitive.~
12 7 |       with the later (order of things) in respect of discipline,
13 8 |    MARRIAGE IS LAWFUL, YET ALL THINGS LAWFUL ARE NOT EXPEDIENT.~
14 8 |    same apostle exclaims: "All things are lawful, but all are
15 8 |        be called good? If even things which do not make for salvation
16 8 |  lawful," it follows that even things which are not good are "
17 8 |        comes to pass that "all things are lawful, but not all
18 10|      OF WIDOWHOOD.~Renounce we things carnal, that we may at length