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  1      1, II   |      strives for the conviction of faith rather with the substance,
  2      1, IV   |           beginning of the work of faith, whereas that we sinned
  3      1, V    |            bring to it a capacious faith, in that measure we draw
  4      2, Arg  |            ACCUSTOMED ZEAL FOR THE FAITH, THEY REMIND THE CARTHAGINIAN
  5      2, II   |           to stand stedfast in the faith, so that the brotherhood
  6      2, II   |          them to stand firm in the faith, and to be ready to go with
  7      2, II   |  constrained. The Church stands in faith, notwithstanding that some
  8      2, III  |           firm and stedfast in the faith. We bid you, beloved brethren,
  9      3, I    |           to me also an example of faith and virtue. For in proportion
 10      3, I    |             by the firmness of his faith, sets himself forth to his
 11      4, I    |            now, I beg you, by your faith and your religion, to discharge
 12      5, I    |        learned, stand fast both in faith and virtue. And although
 13      5, II   |           have stood with unshaken faith and have not forsaken Christ'
 14      5, II   |       effected in respect of their faith, may not be accomplished
 15      6, Arg  |           EXILED ON ACCOUNT OF THE FAITH, WERE NOT AFRAID TO RETURN
 16      6, I    |         which I congratulated your faith and virtue with exulting
 17      6, II   |           exhort you by our common faith, by the true and simple
 18      6, II   |         you have attained; even as faith itself and saving birth
 19      6, V    |          and stand and live in His faith and fear.~
 20      7, I    |         careless of simplicity and faith, renouncing the world in
 21      7, I    |        cause them to abandon their faith, unless some one taken away
 22      7, III  |           of our salvation and our faith. Yes, truly, and these evils
 23      7, V    |          prayed for thee, that thy faith fail not." But if for us
 24      7, V    |            still stand fast in the faith both in afflictions and
 25      7, VII  |            them never fail of that faith whereby we have once believed
 26      7, VIII |      ceasing to ask, and with full faith that we shall receive, in
 27      7, VIII |          renewed, and the stedfast faith of the persevering may glory.
 28      8, I    |       brethren, at hearing of your faith and virtue, wherein the
 29      8, I    | incorruptible stedfastness of your faith, no threats terrify you,
 30      8, II   |           an example of virtue and faith, contending in the strife,
 31      8, II   |           the perseverance of your faith? You have borne the sharpest
 32      8, II   |          to overthrow the stedfast faith, but to send the men of
 33      8, II   |          armed with the weapons of faith. The tortured stood more
 34      8, II   |       could not conquer invincible faith, even although the membrane
 35      8, II   |          as the protector of their faith, and giving to believers
 36      8, II   |            testimony of virtue and faith, the Lord fulfilled. A heavenly
 37      8, II   |        This is the struggle of our faith in which we engage, in which
 38      8, II   |            course, I have kept the faith: henceforth there is laid
 39      8, III  |          and comrades, stedfast in faith, patient in suffering, victors
 40     10, I    |           and bravely maintain the faith of the Lord should also
 41     10, IV   |         letters in conformity with faith and discipline. I bid you,
 42     12, II   |           they may not fail of the faith and of God's mercy. For
 43     13, II   |           is to be shown for their faith and fear, we may be able
 44     13, III  |           and the fervour of their faith prevails, he who cannot
 45     14, II   |            according to the law of faith and the fear of God, with
 46     15, I    |           a companion both of your faith and virtue, and God's soldier
 47     15, I    |         you prefer the prison with faith and virtue; your praises
 48     15, III  |        their journey of virtue and faith, have attained to the embrace
 49     15, III  |            an unmoved and unshaken faith standing fast, are daily
 50     15, IV   |          the simple vigour of your faith, who, with the glory of
 51     15, IV   |        have confirmed the wavering faith of many by the truth of
 52     18, I    |              We have recovered the faith which we had lost, we have
 53     19, I    |            and full of honesty and faith. Nor do we wonder that,
 54     19, I    |          according to the Catholic faith; which very thing do you
 55     21, I    |            I know how you love the faith, and how zealous you are
 56     22, I    |      confessors, earnest indeed in faith, and robust in virtue, but
 57     22, II   |            well nigh every bond of faith, and fear of God, and the
 58     22, III  |          of mind or by strength of faith. With us, moreover, some
 59     22, III  |          humility and fear for our faith; while Lucian, as I have
 60     22, IV   |         with the whole strength of faith the onset of ill-will, so
 61     24, I    |        brethren, the glory of your faith and virtue, rejoicing greatly
 62     24, II   |            by the strength of your faith, those who endeavour to
 63     25, Arg  |       GOSPEL ARE BRANDS TO INFLAME FAITH. IN THE CASE OF THE LAPSED,
 64     25, I    |      confessors persevering in the faith of the truth, in God the
 65     25, III  |      sacrilegious laws against the faith? Than to have borne witness
 66     25, III  |          punishments, after having faith to bear them? Than to think
 67     25, V    |        Lord's words to inflame our faith, we not only do not dread,
 68     25, V    |           the kind of contest when faith is struggling in the encounter,
 69     25, V    |          be broken,--the shield of faith, which cannot be pierced
 70     25, VII  |           are in no peril of their faith? Where, that they are bound
 71     25, VII  |        those who have forsaken the faith do not feel the magnitude
 72     25, VII  |      compelled to sue for. For the faith which could confess Christ,
 73     26, I    |          all who stand fast in the faith. For far be it from the
 74     27, I    |        adulation, but with sincere faith, that they may supplicate
 75     29, III  |            themselves. We know the faith of the Carthaginian church,
 76     30, II   |      ancient severity, the ancient faith, the ancient discipline,
 77     30, II   |            when he said "that your faith is spoken of throughout
 78     30, II   |          had borrowed the roots of faith from those times; from which
 79     30, II   |          than, disinherited of the faith, to have lost our proper
 80     30, III  |         since the whole mystery of faith is understood to be contained
 81     30, III  |         also, we have declared our faith and consent against those,
 82     30, III  |        overthrowing the majesty of faith; so that, when the wrecks
 83     30, IV   |          the Gospel contest, their faith has once already crowned
 84     30, V    |         minds, robust in their own faith and confession, by your
 85     30, V    |          may seem to come from the faith of those who confess, and
 86     30, VI   |          them resume the shield of faith, which they had put off
 87     32, I    |            praise of virtue and of faith, advanced; inferior in the
 88     33, Arg  |           IN HIS CONFESSION OF THE FAITH. MOREOVER, THAT BOTH OF
 89     33, II   |            his soul, that lived in faith and virtue, with spiritual
 90     33, II   |        like Thomas, who has little faith in what he hears, the faith
 91     33, II   |        faith in what he hears, the faith of the eyes is not wanting,
 92     33, III  |    domestic examples of virtue and faith. But if in a worldly family
 93     33, IV   |        whohears should imitate the faith of the reader. He should
 94     34, I    |       honour both of virtue and of faith; who by his exhortation
 95     36, I    |            in such merits of their faith and virtue. Let there be
 96     36, II   |         mean, as stand fast in the faith and bravely fight with us,
 97     36, II   |           have given an example of faith to the other poor. I bid
 98     39, II   |     ecclesiastical discipline with faith and quietness according
 99     39, III  |           they might overthrow our faith, that they might turn away
100     41, II   |            good to the edifying of faith, that it may minister grace
101     45, I    |           our brethren of approved faith, loving peace and desiring
102     45, I    |           from my letters, so that faith could not hastily be reposed
103     46, I    |          again in the soundness of faith the home of unity and truth;
104     46, I    |           they might not tempt the faith of their charity and unity,
105     46, I    |          left the betrayers of the faith, and the impugners of the
106     46, II   |        returning for others by the faith and approval of their example?
107     48, I    |        made shipwreck of truth and faith, is preparing for some who
108     48, II   |          to make shipwrecks of the faith; the foe of quiet, the adversary
109     50, I    |         another confession of your faith and praise; to confess that
110     50, I    |          the fitting tenor of your faith and the law of undivided
111     50, III  |            Church, yet neither our faith nor our charity ought to
112     51, II   |            from solicitude for the faith, and are diligently seeking
113     51, IV   |            and the ardour of their faith prevails, he who cannot
114     51, VI   |      number of bishops, whom their faith and the divine protection
115     51, IX   |          of mind, what firmness of faith,--a thing that we ought
116     51, IX   |            testimony of virtue and faith? Is not he to be esteemed
117     51, IX   |      tortures by the vigour of his faith, would either rush upon
118     51, XVII |           may be strengthened into faith; and by repentance strength
119     51, XX   |            to receive the wages of faith and courage. It is one thing,
120     51, XXIV |     bishops old in years, sound in faith, proved in trial, proscribed
121     51, XXVII|          with us, according to our faith and the given rule of divine
122     51, XXVII|          we know, according to the faith of the divine Scriptures,
123     52, I    |        which in the full virtue of faith they were tending, and after
124     52, II   |            persistency of unshaken faith, to have suffered imprisonment,
125     52, II   |       enough, not to conquer their faith, which is unconquerable,
126     53, V    |      hardness. We, as befitted our faith and charity and solicitude,
127     54, II   |          an immoveable strength of faith; and against all the irruptions
128     54, V    |        decree? This is not to have faith, whereby we live; this is
129     54, VII  |          disturbed, nor to let our faith be lessened by the departure
130     54, VII  |        them have departed from the faith? Hath their unbelief made
131     54, VII  |            their unbelief made the faith of God of none effect? God
132     54, XIII |      eminent for the praise of the faith, and most glorious in the
133     54, XIII |          Antichrist is at hand the faith of the militant people is
134     54, XIV  |        these were the Romans whose faith was praised in the preaching
135     54, XV   |          not been able to keep the faith of their repentance, because
136     54, XVII |            examples of courage and faith, who, when he could not
137     54, XXI  |          but by the example of his faith and courage.~
138     54, XXIII| brotherhood both of courage and of faith, ought to be offered up
139     58, Arg  |            KEEPING MOST FIRMLY THE FAITH OF THE CHURCH, FOR THE CORRECTION
140     59, II   |          for this reason, that our faith may be tried, whether each
141     59, III  |           to the strength of their faith, prone to the work of God,
142     59, IV   |         and for the testing of the faith of our heart, any such thing
143     59, IV   |      conformity with the claims of faith and charity, you ought to
144     62, IV   |       believes in God and lives in faith is found righteous, and
145     62, IV   |             that they which are of faith, these are the children
146     62, IV   |       justify the Gentiles through faith, pronounced before to Abraham
147     62, IV   |          therefore they who are of faith are blessed with faithful
148     62, XII  |           and that by the merit of faith we should subsequently attain
149     63, I    |           guide to the brethren in faith and virtue, stands forth
150     63, III  |     perfidious, to have to do with faith; as profane, with religion;
151     67, I    |           to the integrity of your faith and your fear of God you
152     67, VI   |       Augusta, a maintainer of the faith and a defender of the truth,
153     67, VII  |         times, either an uncertain faith is wavering, or a fear of
154     67, VIII |    strength of Christian virtue or faith so languished, that there
155     67, VIII |            of things and wrecks of faith; but, bold and stedfast,
156     67, VIII |         and to corrupt as well the faith as the truth. Among very
157     67, VIII |           press down the Christian faith into ruin, but rather stimulates
158     67, VIII |       these have fallen from their faith: hath their unbelief made
159     67, VIII |            their unbelief made the faith of God of none effect? God
160     67, IX   |           ought not to trouble our faith, since the Holy Spirit threatens
161     67, IX   |   solicitude of your integrity and faith, and exhort you as much
162     67, IX   |          sincere constancy of your faith with religious fear. I bid
163     68, II   |           upon the strength of its faith, as if among lapsed and
164     68, VI   |            a leader, and they keep faith to him. Robbers obey their
165     68, VIII |        them have departed from the faith? shall their unbelief make
166     68, VIII |            their unbelief make the faith of God of none effect? God
167     69, III  |   wickedness, acknowledge the true faith of the one Church, we should
168     69, III  |            truth both of unity and faith, by means of all the sacraments
169     70, II   |         give way to the enemies of faith and truth in any respect.~
170     70, III  |          the truth of our hope and faith; so that we, priests of
171     70, IV   |          harmony with the Catholic faith and Church, we also have
172     71, I    |            the truth of the saving faith, so that when, in the house
173     71, I    |     fervent in the warmth of their faith, and believing in the Lord
174     71, II   |      promotion in the household of faith. For what do we reserve
175     71, III  |         truth of your religion and faith, those things which are
176     72, IV   |            ought to consider their faith who believe without, whether
177     72, IV   |     whether in respect of the same faith they can obtain any grace.
178     72, IV   |           we and heretics have one faith, we may also have one grace.
179     72, IV   |      baptism if they have also one faith.~
180     72, V    |            Widely different is the faith with Marcion, and, moreover,
181     72, V    |           the divine mercy, by his faith, when he has not the truth
182     72, V    |           has not the truth of the faith itself? For if, as some
183     72, V    |            Church according to his faith, certainly he has received
184     72, VI   |            frustrates the grace of faith by a shadowy pretence. But
185     72, VI   |           according to a perverted faith, one could be baptized without,
186     72, VI   |        sins, according to the same faith he could also attain the
187     72, VI   |          privileges without by his faith, or he who has been without
188     72, IX   |           had believed with a true faith; and within, in the Church
189     72, X    |            jealousy for the divine faith; with such a jealousy as
190     72, XII  |        springs the whole origin of faith and the saving access to
191     72, XIV  |            if he approved of their faith or baptism, or if he appointed
192     72, XV   |            a sincere and religious faith to the evangelical authority
193     72, XIX  |         his mind, or believe it in faith, or put it forward in discourse?
194     72, XX   |        both firmly to maintain the faith and truth of the Catholic
195     72, XXI  |            the Holy Ghost, nor the faith, nor the Church itself,
196     72, XXII |         catechumens hold the sound faith and truth of the Church,
197     72, XXII |            we who are set over the faith and truth ought not to deceive
198     72, XXII |      mislead those who come to the faith and truth, and repent, and
199     72, XXVI |           our college, the bond of faith, and priestly concord, are
200     73, IV   |        what is that degradation of faith, to refuse to recognise
201     73, VIII |      consider, for the sake of the faith and the religion of the
202     73, VIII |       heretics, light to darkness, faith to perfidy, hope to despair,
203     73, VIII |        baptism is defended, whilst faith, whilst truth, is betrayed;
204     73, IX   |          if the maintenance of the faith prevail, if we keep the
205     73, IX   |          man cometh, shall He find faith on the earth" then, because
206     73, IX   |          soldiers, who war for the faith and sincere religion of
207     73, XI   |      Christ, and one hope, and one faith, and one Church, and one
208     74, II   |          receive the proof of your faith and wisdom. But although
209     74, III  |       distance such a unanimity of faith and truth with us. For the
210     74, V    |       important matters hostile to faith and truth. But also the
211     74, VII  |            prophesying against the faith of Christ cannot have Christ.
212     74, IX   |     baptism by his disposition and faith, which doubtless is ridiculous
213     74, IX   |          the righteous, or a false faith the truth of believers.
214     74, X    |            and praiseworthy in the faith, raised himself up against
215     74, XIV  |        over from the source of thy faith; " and, "I am come into
216     74, XVIII|           is of great advantage to faith and the sanctification of
217     74, XX   |          as persevering in sincere faith; nor is it needful to discuss
218     74, XXI  |    trifling advantage of truth and faith, to which they had attained
219     74, XXIV |        your calling; one Lord, one faith, one baptism; one God and
220     74, XXV  |      against the sacrament and the faith with the madness of contumacious
221     74, XXVI |       Apostle Paul? "One Lord, one faith, one baptism, one God."
222     74, XXVI |          ours, without doubt their faith also is one; but if our
223     74, XXVI |            also is one; but if our faith is one, assuredly also we
224     74, XXVI |            nor one Church, nor one faith, nor even one Spirit, nor
225     75, I    |         much as the capacity of my faith and the sanctity and truth
226     75, IV   |                        IV.~For the faith of the sacred Scripture
227     75, X    |          that prevaricators of the faith, and betrayers of the Church,
228     75, XII  |        where, with full and entire faith both of the giver and receiver,
229     75, XII  |           purified by the merit of faith. In the sacraments of salvation,
230     75, XII  |           in the Church, where the faith both of receiver and giver
231     75, XII  |           Lord and by the truth of faith.~
232     75, XIII |            water and by legitimate faith, not Christians, but Clinics,
233     75, XIII |         far as it is allowed me by faith to conceive and to think,
234     75, XIII |            by the law and right of faith shall have obtained the
235     75, XIII |       offended in respect of their faith and the mercy of the Lord?
236     75, XVI  |       grace by the growth of their faith. And, on the other hand,
237     75, XVI  |       driven out in baptism by the faith of the believer, and returns
238     75, XVI  |       believer, and returns if the faith afterwards shall fail. Unless,
239     75, XVI  |        among us the sound truth of faith is disparaged, and in ecclesiastical
240     76, I    |          of your religion and your faith; that the Lord should thus
241     76, I    |          guarding the tenor of the faith, keeping firmly the Lord'
242     76, II   |           God, and attesting their faith with religious courage,
243     76, III  |         loss of either religion or faith, most beloved brethren,
244     76, IV   |         alone the obedience of our faith and devotion can render
245     77, I    |          corrected and men of good faith are confirmed. For while
246     77, I    |            thus make us to grow in faith, and men from the world
247     80, I    |      innocent, and maintaining the faith of the Lord, have rejected
248     80, III  |             maintaining the Lord's faith, and braver than their sex,
249     80, III  |            what must have been the faith in these youths which could
250     80, III  |           in accordance with their faith, knew that they might even
251     80, IV   |           you also, retaining this faith, and meditating day and
252     81, I    |   according to the strength of our faith for the endurance of suffering,
253     81, II   |   dedicated to the Lord, with full faith and entire courage, may