Book, Par.

 1 II, 4  |  offence, but rather to keep in view the disposition of the sinner,
 2 II, 5  |   self-depreciation than with a view to truth, and I will employ
 3 II, 6  |        which I might say with a view to gratification.19 For
 4 III, 1 |         I have done this with a view to glory, they will be convicted
 5 III, 11|         account of envy, with a view to the favor of others,
 6 III, 12|        any service to me with a view to this post of authority.
 7 III, 15|         the only object kept in view, the excellence of the character;
 8 III, 15| candidates do everything with a view to contention, provoking
 9 III, 16|         to keep one aim only in view, the building up of the
10 III, 17|       of some necessity, with a view to the common benefit of
11 IV, 3  |        of the Word, not only in view of the safety of our own
12 IV, 3  |       of our own people, but in view of the enemy without. If,
13  V, 1  |        listening to them with a view to favor or spite. And not
14  V, 2  |  careful to speak rather with a view to please than to profit.
15  V, 7  |    ordering his teaching with a view to pleasing God.~
16 VI, 4  |         matters have one end in view, the glory of God, and the