Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 3,6 |        understand by “word” not a commandment,~but the will alone, so
 2 II, 3,6 |          follows the most natural commandment,~founded upon the unity
 3 II, 4,2 |          elementary means was the commandment not to taste of the tree
 4 II, 4,2 |         good and~evil. This was a commandment of obedience. Free obedience
 5 II, 5,3 |          they~violated the direct commandment of God not to eat of the
 6 II, 5,3 |           The fulfillment of this~commandment would have shown obedience
 7 II, 5,3 |        first transgression of the commandment, the principle of sin immediately
 8 II, 5,3 |     inasmuch as He, in giving the~commandment, joined death to the transgression
 9 II, 6,7 |            in accordance with His commandment, proclaimed the good news
10 II, 6,7 |        life and piety is the high commandment of love to God and neighbor,~
11 II, 7,5 |     established, according to the commandment of the Lord, the Church’
12 II, 7,6 |          revere the deacons, as a commandment of Jesus Christ, and the
13 II, 8,3 |            in accordance with the commandment given by Christ Himself (
14 II, 9,1 |          Testament there goes the commandment of~ceaseless prayer: “Pray
15 II, 9,3 |         according to the Savior's commandment.~Likewise the Savior said: “
16 II, 9,5 |         which I will give thee in~commandment unto the children of Israel” (
17 II, 9,7 |      commandments of the~law: the commandment to love God with one’s whole
18 II, 9,7 |        and understanding; and~the commandment to love one’s neighbor as
19 Add, 0,7| punishment for deviating from the commandment of God.~But to just the