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 1     II, 4 |    within the bounds of rational liberty, subject to Him who had
 2     II, 5 |        OF MAN'S BEING LAY IN HIS LIBERTY, WHICH GOD PURPOSELY BESTOWED
 3     II, 5 |         impossible to man in the liberty of his will. So in the Creator'
 4     II, 6 |                         VI. THIS LIBERTY VINDICATED IN RESPECT OF
 5     II, 6 |        so constituted, since his liberty and power of will might
 6     II, 6 |          a gift to man, even the liberty of his will. God's purpose
 7     II, 6 |           that is to say, by the liberty of his will, without either
 8     II, 6 |          but rather prove, human liberty by a spontaneous rendering
 9     II, 6 |      iniquity; so patent was the liberty of man's will for either
10     II, 6 |          forth from God; and the liberty of man will, after a second
11     II, 7 |         HAD ANYHOW CHECKED MAN'S LIBERTY, MARCION WOULD HAVE BEEN
12     II, 7 | according to the impulses of his liberty (for who does not, when
13     II, 7 |       God must separate from the liberty which He had once for all
14     II, 7 |  attempting wrongly to enjoy his liberty. Now, if He had interposed,
15     II, 7 |         would have rescinded the liberty of man's will, which He
16     II, 7 |          to have abrogated man's liberty, by warning him from the
17     II, 7 |   bestowed! Why did He allow any liberty of will, if He afterwards
18     II, 8 |           VIII. MAN, ENDUED WITH LIBERTY, SUPERIOR TO THE ANGELS.
19     II, 8 |        it would not have been by liberty and independence of will,
20     II, 8 |      same devil by the self-same liberty and power of his will, when
21     II, 9 |          and a direction for its liberty of choice. So that the soul
22     II, 9 |      imputation to evil. For the liberty of the will will not retort
23     II, 10|        be next to Himself with a liberty of this kind. Nevertheless,
24     II, 17|          slaves are released for liberty; when at the same period
25    III, 22|       burdens of the law for the liberty of the gospel, they were
26     IV, 16|          act on this incongruous liberty of the will and the conduct.
27     IV, 16|      last teaches men the proper liberty of their will and action
28     IV, 21|       mouth, that he might be at liberty to gather his fodder from
29      V, 3 |        in privily to spy out our liberty which we have in Christ,
30      V, 3 |        crept in to spy out their liberty? I apprehend not. They therefore
31      V, 3 |         spies of their Christian liberty must be thwarted in their
32      V, 3 |        might be justified by the liberty of faith, not by servitude
33      V, 4 |    FOUNTAIN OF THE GRACE AND THE LIBERTY WHICH ST. PAUL ANNOUNCED.
34      V, 4 |         the other gendereth" (to liberty, being raised) above all
35      V, 4 |           When he speaks of "the liberty wherewith Christ hath made
36      V, 4 |        restore free men to their liberty. By Him, therefore, will
37      V, 4 |          By Him, therefore, will liberty be bestowed, at whose command
38      V, 4 |      that those who had received liberty should be "entangled again
39      V, 18|          in bonds," owing to his liberty in preaching and actually