Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,9  | simple words are used for the sake of our infirmity, and that
 2 I, 1,9  |  expressions are used for the sake of our weakness.” In a similar
 3 I, 1,13 | forewarn and correct, for the sake of His love towards His
 4 I, 2,1  |  begotten by Him, Who for the sake of Divine love has manifested~
 5 I, 2,4  |     Who was incarnate for the sake of our~salvation, and in
 6 II, 3,2 |       this expression for the sake of its simplicity~and brevity.~
 7 II, 5,1 |  Cursed is the ground for thy sake; in sorrow~shalt thou eat
 8 II, 6,4 |    where we read: Who for the sake of its men and for our salvation
 9 II, 6,6 |  tyranny, a payment for whose sake it would have been~right
10 II, 6,7 |  commandments chiefly for the sake~of an earthly, temporal
11 II, 7,3 |      we battle, and for Whose sake we are far removed from
12 II, 8,1 |      Holy Spirit, and for the sake of such a confession andwith
13 II, 8,6 |  strict sense and not for the sake~of “satisfaction for sins,”
14 II, 8,6 |       That is,~sorrow for the sake of God produces an unchanging
15 II, 8,7 |     to avoid~marriage for the sake of the ascetic struggle
16 II, 8,8 |    celibacy.~Celibacy for the sake of Christ has created another
17 II, 8,8 |     also married life for the sake of those exalted, and at
18 II, 9,1 |       the~Lord Jesus Christ's sake, and for the love of the
19 II, 9,7 |    goods of the world for the sake of Christ, of battling~against
20 Add, 0,7|    period, and that for their sake this period will be shortened (