Book, Chapter

 1        1, X      | fairness than other systems the blessings of human life. And some
 2        1, LXI    |        ordinary and unimportant blessings, so to speak, upon His subjects,
 3        1, LXIV   |         be three kinds of chief blessings, still, according to this
 4        2, II     | heavenly things, and how future blessings were foreshadowed by the
 5        4, XLIV   |    ground and source of potable blessings, inasmuch as they receive
 6        4, LXXXIII|     along with Christianity the blessings which are found amongst
 7        5, IV     |       to us, and bear to us His blessings. For every prayer, and supplication,
 8        6, XLIII  |         divinity and of greater blessings; and her example is said
 9        6, LIV    |    corporeal evils or corporeal blessings, as they are termed by some,
10        6, LIV    |  external things at all, but to blessings and evils of a spiritual
11        6, LXX    |      sins are corporeal; and if blessings are termed "gold, and silver,
12        6, LXX    |         shall not maintain that blessings are "corporeal;" so also,
13        7, VII    |        always to God and to His blessings, which, being invisible,
14        7, XXIV   |  inconsistent with the promised blessings of the law, which teaches
15        7, XLIV   |         he prays for no trivial blessings, for he has learnt from
16        8, XXXI   |        to communicate all those blessings which have been mentioned.
17        8, XXXIII | thanksgiving and prayer for the blessings we have received, we also
18        8, LV     |          and partake of all the blessings of life, and bear its appointed
19        8, LVI    |         not only partake of the blessings of life, but bear its appointed