Chapter

 1 II    |          and illumined a soul, set free from every passion, with
 2 IV    |           looking enviously on his free converse with the king,
 3 VII   |       image, because of reason and free will; after his likeness,
 4 VII   |           God. Him he endowed with free will and immortality and
 5 VII   |           for good, yet by his own free and deliberate choice turned
 6 VII   |            of the world, he of his free will consenting thereto;
 7 VII   |          all things, that he might free us from sufferings. But
 8 VII   |            divine nature remaining free of suffering: for, being
 9 VII   |        while his Godhead continued free from suffering and death.
10 X     |       means to fill thy belly. Now free me of my fetters, and I
11 X     |         from her, he would quickly free her from her captivity.
12 XI    |             but it taketh not away free will, nor alloweth the forgiving
13 XII   |            obedience. Of their own free choice they consider themselves
14 XIV   |      continual plenty mid dainties free of expense, and, rid of
15 XIV   |      attain to that abode, that is free from all pain and sorrow,
16 XIV   |          Christ Jesus hath made me free from the law of sin and
17 XV    |        that they have of their own free will sold themselves as
18 XV    |            is committed to his own free will and choice." ~Ioasaph
19 XV    |            Ioasaph asked, "What is free will and what is choice?"
20 XV    |      choice?" The elder answered, "Free will is the willing of a
21 XV    |        constituted by the Creator. Free will again is the sovran
22 XV    | deliberations. Since then it is of free will that men deliberate,
23 XV    |        that men deliberate, and of free will that men choose, a
24 XVI   |          is good, being of his own free choice inclined to evil." ~"
25 XVI   |          vexation; perpetual peace free from all hatred and love
26 XVI   |        worthy of these enjoyments! Free from pain and free from
27 XVI   |     enjoyments! Free from pain and free from toil is the life that
28 XVIII |           servants of sin, ye were free from righteousness. What
29 XVIII |          death. But now being made free from sin, and become servants
30 XIX   |        reason, will, activity, and free will, and in all points
31 XIX   |            to that nature which is free from suffering, but we recognize
32 XIX   |         to-day thou hast been made free from sin, and hast become
33 XXIII |        that he had undergone, with free voice and radiant countenance
34 XXVII |           dispensation, of his own free will by a mighty dispensation
35 XXXI  |        darkness of this world, and free our race from his tyranny.
36 XXXIII|         thereof; and thou shalt be free, from now, to go whatsoever
37 XXXIV |            hand, and, at the last, free thy servant my father from