Book, Par.

 1  I, 5    |           not, I pray you, oppose God in vain, involving me without
 2  I, 6    |          kiss on him, and praised God that my plan had ended so
 3  I, 8    |          these things, since even God commended them for the same.
 4 II, 1    |        upon the same. For why did God not spare His only-begotten
 5 II, 2    |        the things which belong to God, and are doing that which
 6 II, 3    |         of our power, inasmuch as God rewards those who abstain
 7 II, 4    |    himself and say, "Peradventure God will give them repentance
 8 II, 4    |        provoke against myself the God who so loved the flock as
 9 II, 7    |     should be compelled to offend God. And I should say to those
10 II, 7    |      those who stay themselves on God and look to Him alone, ought
11 II, 8    |         have defiled the flock of God, and Christian affairs have
12 III, 4   |       what a marvel! what love of God to man! He who sitteth on
13 III, 4(4)|      natures in the one person of God the Son Incarnate, and illustrates
14 III, 4(6)|       provided, that the merciful God who has received them upon
15 III, 4   |         had not the assistance of God's grace been great.~
16 III, 5   |       received an authority which God has not given to angels
17 III, 5   |        what priests do here below God ratifies above, and the
18 III, 5   |          he who has received from God an authority as much greater
19 III, 6   |        are buried with the Son of God, and become members of that
20 III, 6   |         authors of our birth from God, even that blessed regeneration
21 III, 6   |         in the way of benefiting, God has bestowed a power on
22 III, 6   |         not rulers and kings, but God Himself when His wrath has
23 III, 7   |          unspeakable mysteries of God,14 and had endured as many
24 III, 7   |          beyond the ordinances of God, and nowhere sought his
25 III, 7   |   understanding, great grace from God, and uprightness of conduct,
26 III, 10  |        been bestowed upon them by God, and punish them accordingly.
27 III, 10  |     happening in my case, had not God speedily delivered me from
28 III, 10  |          this now coming to pass, God kept me in the position
29 III, 10  |        win mercy for himself from God: but to cling to it in defiance
30 III, 10  |     rather to kindle the wrath of God, by adding a second error
31 III, 11  |  compelled to offend against both God and man. Now the soul ought
32 III, 14  |        such power as the grace of God bestowed on the bodies of
33 III, 14  |           this, and from whom? If God certified this to you, show
34 III, 15  |           have been acceptable to God, and day by day have made
35 III, 15  |          any further the cause of God's wrath, when we expose
36 III, 15  |          the only begotten Son of God did not refuse to empty
37 III, 15  | sufficient to kindle the wrath of God, they have contrived yet
38 III, 15  |          candidates, he will have God for his enemy in their stead;
39 III, 16  |          provokes punishment from God, and extreme condemnation
40 III, 17  |           his wishes occur, which God forbid. For if a daughter
41 IV, 1    |          not of such account with God as the priesthood. Saul,
42 IV, 1    |       which had been given him by God, were those words of his
43 IV, 1    |        this expedition, nor would God have committed to my hands
44 IV, 1    |        rather kindle the wrath of God. For he who has been promoted
45 IV, 1    |        promoted to great honor by God, must not advance the greatness
46 IV, 1    |           errors, but should make God's special favor towards
47 IV, 1    |        that the lovingkindness of God is the cause of his personal
48 IV, 1    |        the Jews,7 concerning whom God spake so many words to Moses,
49 IV, 1    |        which averted the wrath of God?8 And since we have mentioned
50 IV, 1    |            and to decline it when God commanded him to take it,
51 IV, 1    |           Could they prevail with God to grant him pardon? And
52 IV, 1    |           for this high office by God himself, though they have
53 IV, 1    |           earth,12 who spake with God, as a man speaketh unto
54 IV, 1    |         proceed from the grace of God, but are due to human ambition.
55 IV, 1    |        are due to human ambition. God chose Judas, and counted
56 IV, 1    |        high honors given to us by God so as to offend Him, but
57 IV, 1    |          for thy part thou madest God's solicitude for thy good
58 IV, 1    |       before we received honor at God's hands, but far severer
59 IV, 1    |      depend, next to the grace of God, on avoiding every act unworthy
60 IV, 1    |     unworthy of this gift, and of God who gave it. For they certainly
61 IV, 2    |          and builds the temple of God carelessly, to think that
62 IV, 4    |         so it is with the city of God: so long as the presence
63 IV, 4(29)|           240 A.D. He taught that God was the cause of good, and
64 IV, 4    |          exclude the Law given by God to Moses from the catalogue
65 IV, 4    |        contrary to the purpose of God. But the Church of God,
66 IV, 4    |         of God. But the Church of God, avoiding either extreme,
67 IV, 4(31)|    Gnosticism. Each held that the God of the Old Testament was
68 IV, 4(31)|           morally contrary to the God of the New: while the system
69 IV, 4(33)|         an instrument the Supreme God made the worlds, and that
70 IV, 4(33)|          existence, and so is not God's co-eternally begotten
71 IV, 4(33)|          substance of the Supreme God. See Liddon, Bampton Lectures,
72 IV, 4(35)|          that he is called Son of God as having, in a certain
73 IV, 5    |          Others again demand from God an account of his judgments,
74 IV, 5    |       inquiry into which provokes God. For when we make a determined
75 IV, 5    |       succeed against the will of God?); and there only remains
76 IV, 6    |          that he was held to be a god by heathen;40 and before
77 IV, 7    |          against the knowledge of God,51 and all this he does
78 IV, 8    |          Scripture is inspired of God, and also profitable for
79 IV, 8    |    righteousness, that the man of God may be complete."57 Hear
80 IV, 8(57)|       every Scripture inspired of God is also profitable," etc.,
81  V, 7    |     sermons so that he may please God, (For let this alone be
82  V, 7    |           with a view to pleasing God.~
83 VI, 2    |       power they may draw near to God with assurance, and with
84 VI, 4    |          about his relations with God, he will find the others
85 VI, 4    |         world indeed - prays that God would be merciful to the
86 VI, 4    |         all men, he draws near to God, beseeching that wars may
87 VI, 4    |         end in view, the glory of God, and the edifying of the
88 VI, 8    |         had not the providence of God quickly warded off such
89 VI, 8(10)|         gives its "career towards God." ~
90 VI, 10   |          should have offended the God who honored me.~
91 VI, 11   |           11. For this very cause God accuses the Israelites more
92 VI, 11   |          with what abundant proof God shows thee that he demands
93 VI, 12   |        same time, by the Grace of God, they will be subdued, and
94 VI, 12   |          of many sins, yet, since God, who is about to judge us,
95 VI, 12   |       this? why has the Church of God made so great a mistake?
96 VI, 13   |          the providential care of God. And if it were possible
97 VI, 13   |       what excuse I shall make to God for myself and my own faults.