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 1 2|       own will things which He wills not, or else (if) there
 2 2|     there is nothing which God wills not. But as there are some
 3 2|  antagonism to God's will, who wills what is good. Further, if
 4 3| volition to be considered. God wills us to do some acts pleasing
 5 3|        are those which He more wills; since those which He less
 6 3|      since those which He less wills (because He wills others
 7 3|      He less wills (because He wills others more) are to be similarly
 8 3|        by showing what He more wills, He has effaced the lesser
 9 3|      has declared that He more wills. Then, if the object of
10 3|      pursue that which He more wills; doubtless, unless you do
11 3|       reward, by doing what He wills indeed, and rejecting what
12 3|     and rejecting what He more wills. Partly, you sin; partly,
13 4|         Thus he, too, while he wills one thing, gives no spontaneous
14 7|       lawfully administer. God wills us all to he so conditioned,