Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |    regarding him as its greatest work, regulated his soul by wisdom
 2    I, 6 |       sons of the Highest." This work is variously called grace,
 3    I, 6 |         weak. For as His will is work, and this s is named the
 4    I, 7 |       the Father, is the eternal work of the Word; and it is not
 5    I, 9 |       are not a terror to a good work, how shall God, who is by
 6    I, 12|          greatest and most regal work of God is the salvation
 7   II, 1 |          to the symmetry of this work, to say how each of us ought
 8   II, 1 | Dishonouring the good and saving work of the Word, the consecrated
 9   II, 1 |       and worthy of God, and its work is communication. "And the
10   II, 1 |         saying, "Destroy not the work of God for the sake of food."
11   II, 2 |     accomplishing its own proper work, the product of which is
12   II, 3 |          light because it is the work of the potter, not of the
13   II, 8 |      them its fragrance, and the work of sweet savour reaching
14   II, 8 |         of the Lord's successful work, He having borne on His
15   II, 8 |         show the whole to be the work of one power, He Himself
16   II, 9 |       about the incisions of the work, and do not slip off. Especially
17  III, 2 |        if it were some excellent work or masterpiece. The deception
18  III, 3 |      then, do these godless ones work in rivalry with God, or
19  III, 4 |          and weavers, and female work and housekeeping, are nowhere.
20  III, 11|       more than a chaste woman's work has been employed. And white
21  III, 11|          hand will be freest for work, in whatever we need it;
22  III, 11|       but in their own home-made work. For a most beautiful thing