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 1 3 |    how fruitless has been Our action. They bowed their head for
 2 14|       God's existence and His action both within and without
 3 19|   Others hold that the divine action is one with the action of
 4 19| divine action is one with the action of nature, as the action
 5 19|      action of nature, as the action of the first cause is one
 6 19|   first cause is one with the action of the secondary cause,
 7 27|  needs, but, if left to their action alone, it would run a great
 8 38|        and in their ideas and action to be guided by the principles
 9 39|   available for sentiment and action. Vain efforts! For, after
10 39|   reaction of the soul on the action of the intelligence or the
11 39|    the fruit of sentiment and action, if it serves its purpose
12 43|     leave nothing untried, in action, discourses, writings, as
13 51|      is Our wish that in such action proper regard be used, and