Book, Chapter

 1        2, XLV |   the multitude, but to be earnest in living the life which
 2        3, XII |    strife, but through the earnest desire of many literary
 3        5, XIII| know the passage: "For the earnest expectation of the creature
 4        6, XI  |  shall those do who are in earnest about their salvation? Shall
 5        6, XX  |  and being assisted by his earnest longing for them, he deemed
 6        7, VII | for we see that the noble, earnest, and devout lives of these
 7        7, LI  |  even to our thoughts. Our earnest desire then is both to see
 8        7, LXV | children of God;" and "the earnest expectation of the creation
 9        8, V   |    who considers that" the earnest expectation of the creature
10        8, LVII|   which is fulfilled by an earnest piety. For we say that he