Homily, Par.

 1  I,  3 |       from Paradise, for what cause did God give Paradise at
 2  I,  3 |   should be ejected. For what cause then did God give at first?
 3  I,  3 |       honour. But we were the cause of chastisement and punishment
 4 II,  2 | without having any reasonable cause. Let the Devil then be let
 5 II,  2 |     that the Devil is not the cause of ills to us, if we would
 6 II,  3 |    creation itself becoming a cause of impiety to many, shall
 7 II,  3 |       the knowledge of God, a cause of impiety? "The wise" saith
 8 II,  3 |    How then has it become the cause of impiety? Not owing to
 9 II,  3 |   these we shall find to be a cause of destruction if we do
10 II,  3 |  excellent heed, it becomes a cause of blasphemy to thee. And
11 II,  3 |   thou art careless thou wilt cause wicked works by means of
12 II,  4 |       say? The light became a cause of blindness? The light
13 II,  4 |    The light did not become a cause of blindness, but the weakness
14 II,  4 |      case, the purpose is the cause, in every case the disposition
15 II,  4 |   even the Devil has become a cause of salvation, but not because
16 II,  4 |     that the Devil is not the cause of salvation, but that he
17 II,  5 |    extremely to attribute the cause of our sins to himself,
18 II,  5 |   from having transferred the cause to him. Just as Eve met
19 III,  1|     on all sides shifting the cause from himself indeed, and
20 III,  2| Master. Take knowledge of the cause of the sin, and thou wilt
21 III,  3|     But if the Devil were the cause to them of their sins, these
22 III,  3|       has not each become the cause to himself both of evil,
23 III,  5|     then the knowledge of the cause of what takes place, is
24 III,  5|     he afterwards learned the cause, see what piety he shewed,