Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIII  |      be able to show, from any actions of theirs, that these fictitious
 2        1, XXXII  |      to its deserts and former actions? It is probable, therefore,
 3        1, XLVII  |        and who refer all their actions to His good pleasure.~
 4        2, XVIII  |      the consequences of these actions beforehand, then His words
 5        2, XXXVIII|       to condemn men and their actions before He had instructed
 6        3, LXXVIII|     them to refrain from those actions which are followed by punishments,
 7        4, XLV    |       intention alone gives to actions the character of good or
 8        4, LIII   |         and to perform all our actions with the view of pleasing
 9        4, LXIV   |        and his reason, and his actions, are not always alike: there
10        4, LXVI   |       the abstract); while the actions which proceed from it are
11        4, LXVII  |     life, and perform the same actions which (according to this
12        4, LXXXV  |      in what respect would our actions appear to differ from those
13        5, XV     |    consumes those who by their actions, words, and thoughts have
14        5, XXIII  |       of His care shows by his actions that he desires (the continuance
15        6, XXXVI  |   terms, on the contrary, good actions the "gates of Zion." So
16        6, LIV    | speaking, virtues and virtuous actions are good, as, properly speaking,
17        6, LIV    |     and performs such virtuous actions, will, as one who desires
18        6, LV     |       or "wickedness," and the actions which proceed from it, were
19        6, LV     |    life, or performed virtuous actions, will be in the enjoyment
20        6, LXXVII |        of His life, and to any actions performed by Him before
21        7, VIII   |       by the Gospel, and their actions regulated by its influence. "
22        7, XXXV   |    lead them to regulate their actions according to the will of
23        7, LI     |       of ignorance. And if our actions are worthy of Him who taught
24        7, LII    |      might convince him by our actions that he did us wrong, when
25        7, LVI    |     stay to specify any of the actions of His life which he thinks
26        7, LVI    |      of infamy he found in the actions of Jesus, we should have
27        8, LXIII  |       do in public, in all our actions, in all our words, "let