Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 5,3|    necessary first of all to give satisfaction for the offense given to
 2 II, 6,6|  redemption was interpreted as a “satisfaction” — more precisely,~a satisfaction
 3 II, 6,6| satisfaction” — more precisely,~a satisfaction for offending God, and even
 4 II, 6,6|         even more precisely, “the satisfaction of God (God~in the Holy
 5 II, 6,6|           God be offered complete satisfaction in order that the guilt
 6 II, 6,6|    offered~an infinitely complete satisfaction.~This one-sided interpretation
 7 II, 6,6|           on the Cross.~The term “satisfaction” has been used in Russian
 8 II, 6,6|           in a changed form:~“the satisfaction of God’s righteousness.”
 9 II, 7,4|           the labors receive such satisfaction, all the more can~this be
10 II, 8,6|          and not for the sake~of “satisfaction for sins,” as the Roman
11 II, 8,6|           of each, for the proper satisfaction of God’s justice for sins,
12 II, 8,6|        and non-transferable), and satisfaction (expiation); the latter~
13 II, 8,6|        others who are lacking in “satisfaction.” The “satisfaction” of
14 II, 8,6|           in “satisfaction.” The “satisfaction” of all saints (and first