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 1 XI   |        who are neither able nor willing to use the whole pasture.
 2 XXI  |           And Esaias, "If ye be willing, and will hearken unto me,
 3 XXI  | objectors this question: Is the willing that which is good a good
 4 XXI  |     tree bearing good fruit, if willing the better course is really
 5 XXI  |         it must be said that if willing the good and running after
 6 XXI  |    indifferent, that is to say, willing that which is evil and running
 7 XXI  |    Similarly, inasmuch as human willing is not sufficient for the
 8 XXI  |     work." 501Some say, "If the willing comes from God, and the
 9 XXI  |    things that excel, since the willing and the working come from
10 XXI  |         does not imply that the willing of evil, or the willing
11 XXI  |         willing of evil, or the willing of good, is of God, and
12 XXI  |         is better or worse, but willing and running in general.
13 XXI  |       that we have the power of willing in general, as I said, and
14 XXI  |      received from God, and the willing we received from the Creator;
15 XXI  |        but we use that power of willing either for the noblest purposes,
16 XXII |        if he will, you see I am willing to put the whole thing in
17 XXII |      statues of men, and is not willing by deliberate choice to
18 XXV  |       was a digression; so, God willing, it shall be discussed in
19 XXVI |       showeth mercy without our willing and running, but because
20 XXVI |        running, but because our willing and running is as nothing
21 XXVI |      mercy of God than to human willing and running. ~8. Although
22 XXVII|     Romans, says, "What if God, willing to show his wrath, and to