Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXII  |           them. Nevertheless, the goodness of God did not forsake his
 2        I, XXVII |           same time, of his great goodness and loving-kindness, reserved
 3        I, XXXII |          received from the Divine goodness, and be eager to spread
 4       II, X     |          of salvation.~ "Thus the goodness of the Supreme Majesty,
 5       II, X     |           the works of the Divine Goodness, and to put forth your hands
 6       II, XI    |          the servants of God. The goodness of our Redeemer has in His
 7       II, XI    |           the mercy of the Lord's goodness, that you might restore
 8       II, XII   |          vision, which the Divine Goodness was pleased once to reveal
 9       II, XII   |          and prayer to the Divine Goodness, for the salvation of Edwin
10       II, XVIII | graciously conferred on us by His goodness, the special blessing of
11      III, XIII  |          he went, he spoke of the goodness of his merciful Creator,
12      III, XXIX  |       cease to pray to the Divine Goodness, to vouchsafe to assist
13       IV, III   |        wrought on him through the goodness of God. The place of the
14       IV, XIV   |      humbly to implore the Divine goodness to vouchsafe to have mercy
15       IV, XIX   |    therefore I believe the Divine goodness would have me endure the
16       IV, XXVIII|           Cuthbert, as he grew in goodness and intensity of devotion,
17        V, XV    |       year came round, the Divine goodness so ordaining it, that as
18        V, XXII  |        dispensation of the Divine goodness; to the end, that the same
19        V, XXIV  |       rejoice to serve the Divine Goodness, to wit, Benedict, Ceolfrid,