Chapter

 1 2 |   figure, or think that He is moved by no affection, because
 2 4 |     not God, if He is neither moved, which is peculiar to a
 3 5 | matters it is necessary to be moved to both sides or to neither.
 4 5 |    anger, therefore He is not moved by kindness; but in this
 5 5 |   this manner: Because God is moved by kindness, therefore He
 6 6 |     God is angry, since He is moved by kindness. This opinion
 7 8 | neither gained by favours nor moved by anger." ~Now, when he
 8 12| without anger; for that He is moved and indignant when unjust
 9 15|        it must be that God is moved to both sides, both to favour
10 16|      things, He should not be moved, and arise to take vengeance
11 17|   necessary that He should be moved with anger against the man
12 17|     goodness in God not to be moved at those things which are
13 17|       displeased with evil is moved when he sees it practised.
14 17|     for one who is good to be moved and incited at the fault
15 18|       that a judge may not be moved against him who may possibly
16 18|       it. But when any one is moved, and yet through unseasonable
17 22|       which God is especially moved to anger, she introduced