Chapter

 1 II   | bitter captivity; he, of his goodness, restored to us our former
 2 XI   |   longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance,
 3 XI   |       but to acknowledge the goodness of God, and condemn the
 4 XIV  |     pursuing vice instead of goodness; and they know not who shall
 5 XIX  |      of the Spirit is in all goodness and righteousness and truth;
 6 XXIV | undefinable, the fountain of goodness, righteousness and everlasting
 7 XXXI |      the very love, the very goodness. Him were it not better
 8 XXXV |     not against his infinite goodness. For these, however many,
 9 XXXV |      number cannot limit his goodness. It is impossible then for
10 XXXV |      and God, whose ocean of goodness is uncharted, set him in
11 XXXIX|    have I been taught by his goodness that it is not expedient