Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II,  5, 3 |          inasmuch as He does not consent [to such a course], and
 2   II,  5, 3 |       yet allows it as if He did consent. And allowing error to arise
 3   II,  6, 2 |     things have been [by general consent] placed under the sway of
 4   II,  8, 3 |       either with or without His consent. For it is equally impious
 5   II, 26, 3 |      obtaining our adherence and consent to this, should proceed
 6  III,  2, 2 | therefore, that these men do now consent neither to Scripture nor
 7  III, 12, 14|          and all had given their consent, they wrote to them after
 8  III, 21, 4 |       good or evil, He shall not consent to evil, that He may choose
 9  III, 21, 4 |    infant. But that He "will not consent to evil, that He may choose
10   IV, 30, 3 |      sinners, nor that we should consent to those who act wickedly;
11    V, 16, 3 |         brought in obedience and consent as respects His Word; by
12    V, 25, 3 |      believe the truth, but gave consent to iniquity,"~4.
13    V, 27, 1 |           the disobedient do not consent to His doctrine; it is manifest