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 1 TransPre|       century, so that we have a cause for gratitude in the preservation
 2 TransPre|         ventured to maintain the cause of the great Father: the
 3 I       |         the right eye is said to cause one to stumble.82For even
 4 I       |         expressed, and appear to cause the unnurtured souls of
 5 V       |         you pain, I plead my own cause and base my defence on these
 6 V       |       when advocates of the good cause were scarce, because you
 7 VII     |          it may be unrecognised, cause of the obscurity of Scripture.
 8 IX      |          They hated me without a cause." 201Nay more, the prophecy
 9 XVII    |       severing it from the First Cause, or from virtue and honour,
10 XX      |        concourse of atoms is the cause of so many qualities, and
11 XXI     |         that move, some have the cause of motion in themselves,
12 XXI     |    metals, as some say, have the cause of motion in themselves.
13 XXI     |         of things which have the cause of motion in themselves,
14 XXI     |       his resolution; she is not cause sufficient to make him break
15 XXI     |         is hardened, he does not cause himself to sin, nor, if
16 XXI     |          the just God can be the cause of a man's disobedience
17 XXI     |          with pride, will be the cause of his downfall; as we think
18 XXI     |           further, that for this cause the Divine mysteries are
19 XXIII   |       Divine powers; what is the cause of the signs. Astrology
20 XXIII   |     guilt, but they make God the cause of all that is bad and blameworthy. ~
21 XXIII   |      think that the book was the cause of what afterwards occurred,
22 XXIII   |        that not the book was the cause, but he who first wrote
23 XXIII   |         Who foreknows at all the cause of what is foreknown, nor
24 XXIII   |       there is nothing without a cause, His thoughts traversed
25 XXIII   |        be, but is not at all the cause of the occurrence of any
26 XXIII   |         foreknowledge is not the cause of the occurrences (for
27 XXIII   |          the future event is the cause of God's peculiar knowledge
28 XXIII   |          become, as it were, the cause of their sins. Or again,
29 XXIII   |       His foreknowledge become a cause of their slackness, inasmuch
30 XXIII   |      that the Prophet is not the cause of the future event because
31 XXIII   |       were not predicted, is the cause of his foretelling it, who
32 XXIII   |         represented as being the cause of the betrayal, and worthy
33 XXIII   |       denial, He was Himself the cause of their impiety and unholy
34 XXIII   |     right, not because the stars cause the events, but only because
35 XXIII   |        that the stars do not now cause past events, but that there
36 XXIII   |      them, severally, included a cause of the violent death of
37 XXIII   |        removed. How do the stars cause these effects in various
38 XXIII   |       the existence of an active cause in augury, and in sacrificial
39 XXIII   |     inform you what star was the cause of it, he will, say that
40 XXIII   |          make out to be the true cause of your good fortune. For
41 XXIII   |         result clearly shows the cause. This is why in predicting
42 XXIII   |       know what is certainly the cause of a man's nativity, and
43 XXIII   |       are not certain to do. The cause is clear to us who have
44 XXIV    |         is not uncreated, or the cause of evil. From Book VII.
45 XXIV    |        the origin of evil is the cause of such a supposition, I
46 XXIV    |    possibly deny that He was the cause of evil, there will, I think,
47 XXIV    |        thus avoid making God the cause of evil, it seems to me
48 XXIV    |       some other deity to be the cause of the evil which men do,
49 XXIV    |          that God may not be the cause of evil, but matter the
50 XXIV    |          of evil, but matter the cause of all the evil in the world. ~
51 XXIV    |       qualities, God will be the cause of evil, because He changed
52 XXIV    |         to admit that He was the cause of these things: for though
53 XXIV    |          would not have been the cause of those qualities which
54 XXV     |      foreknowledge of God is the cause of the events foreknown,
55 XXV     |      foreknowledge of God is the cause of future events; but inasmuch
56 XXV     |       who love Him? And that the cause of the purpose and foreknowledge
57 XXV     |     question: Is His knowing the cause of future occurrences, assuming
58 XXV     | foreknowledge is by no means the cause of what will result from
59 XXV     |       mother's womb: God saw the cause of the just separation,
60 XXVI    |         and accounts himself the cause thereof, and does not fitly
61 XXVII   |         have themselves been the cause of progress or deterioration,
62 XXVII   |          God be just Who was the cause of Pharaoh's sin? not absolutely
63 XXVII   |          sin? not absolutely the cause, indeed, but so far as they
64 XXVII   |       Pharaoh blames him without cause, or not without cause; if
65 XXVII   |    without cause, or not without cause; if without cause, how is
66 XXVII   |        without cause; if without cause, how is He any longer wise
67 XXVII   |         and just? if not without cause, Pharaoh was responsible
68 XXVII   |         appears to have been the cause of evil to some people. "
69 XXVII   |          shining seems to be the cause of a man's turning black,
70 XXVII   |      Pharaoh's heart, though the cause of this was connected with
71 Index   |         73; not uncreated or the cause of evil, 197 f. ~Messiah,