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 1 I        |       conviction and concentrated purpose submit himself with all
 2 I        |           For it was the Spirit's purpose to make even the vesture
 3 I        |           to know, that the chief purpose being to show the spiritual
 4 I        |     obviously been speaking to no purpose, and we must look for some
 5 IX       |           not everywhere the same purpose, but many purposes; we will,
 6 IX       |        aware that inasmuch as the purpose of the Spirit in the Prophets,
 7 X        |           the body, or some other purpose, and it is not given to
 8 XIV      |   doctrine is serviceable and its purpose sound and wise, and it has
 9 XIV      |     applied the precept to better purpose than Plato did in the Crito.
10 XIV      |      observers, and that a useful purpose was served when its appearance
11 XVIII    |        And inasmuch as it was His purpose during His sojourn on earth
12 XVIII    |          than they, and to better purpose, endeavour to win multitudes
13 XX       | authorities, it is nothing to the purpose, for ants and bees have
14 XX       |          why go on doing so to no purpose?" Ants, indeed, since they
15 XX       |            and are adapted to the purpose; which is most improbable. ~
16 XX       |         by birds. For our present purpose let us allow that augury
17 XX       |      sport or to serve some other purpose, they would not have made
18 XX       |    through certain signs, for the purpose of men being deceived by
19 XXI      |          is not necessary for our purpose. But animals, plants, and
20 XXI      |       that my will is free when I purpose to do something, and nothing
21 XXI      |          intends to harden: God's purpose is merciful; but the hardening
22 XXI(492) |                 3 Or, "deliberate purpose." ~
23 XXI      |      built in vain and kept to no purpose, because God might reasonably
24 XXI      |       superfluous, and Paul to no purpose blames some for having fallen
25 XXII(515)|           least ambiguous for our purpose. For the different Greek
26 XXII     |  withholden from them, which they purpose to do. Go to, let us go
27 XXII     |     saying all this, it being our purpose to show the mistakes of
28 XXIII    |           Pharaoh, "For this very purpose did I raise thee up, that
29 XXV      |           called according to his purpose. For whom he foreknew, he
30 XXV      |          phrase "according to his purpose," because it may seem to
31 XXV      |           called according to his purpose." 609The critic should observe
32 XXV      |           culled according to His purpose, saying, "Whom he did foreknow,
33 XXV      |         justifying calling by the purpose of God, than those who love
34 XXV      |         And that the cause of the purpose and foreknowledge lies in
35 XXV      |   apostolic fitness and apostolic purpose. This is not the time to
36 XXVI(620)|                         1 Or, on "purpose," "choice," or "deliberate
37 XXVI     |           with thee for any other purpose than that thou mayest appear
38 XXVI     |           called according to His purpose.648And we further say that
39 XXVI     |      creature is made up of man's purpose, and the Divine power assisting
40 XXVI     |        therefore, both of our own purpose and of the Divine assistance,
41 XXVII    |          to nothing worthy of the purpose of a just God, I fail to
42 XXVII    |          a deeper and more secret purpose of benefiting Pharaoh himself,
43 XXVII    |           upon them for this very purpose, that they may know the
44 XXVII    |           with thee for any other purpose than that thou mayest appear
45 XXVII    |           for the Saviour did not purpose to come for judgment, but
46 XXVII    |         of many;698but He did not purpose when He came to make them
47 XXVII    |            and that it is not the purpose of God's servant to write