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 1    I,  7, 5 |           The animal, if it make choice of the better part, finds
 2   II, 21, 1 | constituted a type. For [He made choice of no such other number
 3   II, 21, 1 |          number. For He who made choice of the apostles, that they
 4  III,  4, 1 |          avoid them, but to make choice of the thing pertaining
 5  III, 12, 14|         the days of old God made choice among you, that the Gentiles
 6   IV, 37    |          THE FACULTY OF MAKING A CHOICE. IT IS NOT TRUE, THEREFORE,
 7   IV, 37, 1 |          has placed the power of choice (for angels are rational
 8   IV, 37, 2 |      deserved testimony of their choice of good in general, and
 9   IV, 37, 6 |       good spontaneously, not by choice; and for this reason they
10   IV, 39    |       POWER, BY HIS OWN WILL AND CHOICE, TO PERFORM GOD'S COMMANDMENTS,
11   IV, 39, 1 |           may with judgment make choice of the better things; and
12   IV, 39, 1 |      with discipline he may make choice of the better things. But
13    V, 27, 1 |      will agreeably to their own choice, and as, [also] agreeably
14    V, 27, 1 |           agreeably to their own choice, the disobedient do not
15    V, 27, 1 |  condition, each person having a choice of his own, and a free understanding;
16    V, 27, 2 |           according to their own choice, depart from God. He inflicts
17    V, 28, 2 |    according to his own will and choice, sitting also in the temple
18    V, 34, 4 |       crystal, and thy wall with choice stones: and all thy children