Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 3   |         God, His omnipotence and goodness. In the past people used
 2 3   |    former innocence, modesty and goodness. They become impudent, evil
 3 8   |            The yoke of Christ is goodness; that is, Christian value
 4 9   |   attributes of His personality, goodness, justice, and omnipotence.~ ~·       
 5 12  |       prove His divine might and goodness, and also the might of those
 6 14  |      order witnesses the wisdom, goodness and omnipotence of the Creator.
 7 15  |          desired serenity of its goodness … and also examined in His
 8 16,2| manifests the wisdom, power, and goodness of God.~• The world which
 9 23  |     arises an image of incarnate goodness and holiness. In reflecting
10 24  |        for and service to Truth, goodness and beauty.~ Christianity
11 25  |    little to us is great for His goodness and love. The Lord provides
12 25  |         is the eternal source of goodness. Things that are evil are