Book, Chapter

 1      I, 5 |    them both, what should I be doing? I should be much afraid
 2      I, 26|        takes no offence at the doing of what he dislikes to be
 3     II, 9 |     fault, because it is man's doing; nor is that Being to be
 4     II, 24|        the Ninevites were then doing. For if He who has this
 5     IV, 12| different kinds of work, while doing what the law excepts from
 6     IV, 15|     For no one will forbid the doing of a thing with an admonition
 7     IV, 15|     inflict punishment for the doing of it. No one would inflict
 8     IV, 16|       wish done to myself, not doing to them what I should be
 9     IV, 16|        myself, or refrain from doing to others what I should
10     IV, 16|      taught me to refrain from doing to others what I should
11     IV, 17|      been he who was only then doing his best to teach them?
12     IV, 18|  another Christ as teaching or doing nothing new, for he was
13     IV, 24|  indeed, we are aware (without doing violence to the literal
14     IV, 25|    which Christ thanks God for doing, He long ago announced by
15     IV, 27|         Teaching one thing and doing another, he enjoins "giving
16     IV, 33|  covetousness of the Pharisees doing servile worship to it, He
17     IV, 35|     corner. This is the Lord's doing." Now it would be idle,
18      V, 2 |        no other opportunity of doing so, more suitable than when
19      V, 3 |   likewise belongs the law, by doing which no man is justified.
20      V, 14|         depart from it, and be doing good." Then again: "Be kindly