Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  7, 4|         and specially that he may exercise a care over the Church;
 2    I, 10, 1| everlasting fire; but may, in the exercise of His grace, confer immortality
 3    I, 13, 5|       spent her whole time in the exercise of public confession, weeping
 4   II, 10, 2|           to His pleasure, in the exercise of His own will and power,
 5   II, 13, 2|                     For the first exercise of that [power] respecting
 6   II, 13, 2|      again, and greatly developed exercise of this Counsel becomes
 7   II, 26, 3|     purpose intended], and in the exercise of transcendent knowledge,
 8   II, 28, 1|        after this fashion, should exercise ourselves in the investigation
 9   II, 32, 2|          through means of labour, exercise, and perseverance; as, for
10  III, 25, 1|                God does, however, exercise a providence over all things,
11  III, 25, 3|        goodness desert Him in the exercise of justice, nor is His wisdom
12   IV, 17, 3|           I am the LORD, who doth exercise loving-kindness, and righteousness,
13   IV, 22, 2|          came, nor did the Father exercise His providence for the men
14   IV, 39, 3|   necessity; nor, again, does God exercise compulsion upon any one
15   IV, 39, 3|           unwilling to accept the exercise of His skill. Those persons,
16    V,  4, 2|         it restrains Him from the exercise of His benevolence; and
17    V, 24, 2|       some degree of justice, and exercise mutual forbearance through
18    V, 27, 1|        the Father, then, does not exercise judgment, [it follows] that