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 1 2 |              Human Co-operation~2. Although God can do by
 2 4 |       the mountains" (Isa. ii., 2). But this mountain which
 3 4 |         His paths" (Ibid., ii., 2-3). Explaining this passage,
 4 4 |        Donatist., lib. iii., n. 2). And Augustine says: "What
 5 8 |      fit to teach others also" (2 Tim. ii., I-2). Wherefore,
 6 9 |         De Trin., lib. i., cap. 2). In this wise, all cause
 7 9 |       the obedience of Christ" (2 Cor. x., 5), they more truly
 8 12|         Hom. liv., in Matt. v., 2). In this same sense He
 9 12|      every good work and word" (2 Thess. ii., 16) commands
10 12|         ruler" (Sermo iv., cap. 2). And so St. Gregory the
11 13| Haereses, lib. iii., cap. 3, n. 2); and St. Cyprian also says
12 13|         Ep. xv., ad Damasum, n. 2). Union with the Roman See
13 13|        Ep. xvi., ad Damasum, n. 2). And for a like reason
14 14|          Leo M. sermo iv., cap. 2).~
15 16|       of our faith" (Heb. xii., 2) feel Our heart fired by