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1 I, 8 | 8. There are many people who listen to a sermon in
2 I, 10 | 10. People are generally better persuaded
3 I, 34 | mathematician, etc. But educated people do not want a sign and draw
4 I, 34 | that of an embroiderer.~People of education are not called
5 I, 41 | the fortunate and proud. People are mistaken in thinking
6 I, 41 | epigram about two one-eyed people is worthless, for it does
7 I, 43 | They resemble middle-class people who have a house of their
8 I, 43 | them usually more of other people's than their own.~
9 I, 44 | 44. Do you wish people to believe good of you?
10 II, 61 | what it is, and how few people understand it. No human
11 II, 63 | Mademoiselle de Gournay. Credulous; people without eyes. Ignorant;
12 II, 82 | commands the respect of a whole people, is governed by pure and
13 II, 108 | 108. Although people may have no interest in
14 II, 108 | lying; for there are some people who lie for the mere sake
15 II, 117 | little that one"! This makes people sober or drunk, soldiers,
16 II, 139 | that they have a number of people to amuse them and have the
17 II, 139 | morning a large number of people come from all quarters to
18 II, 142 | to be a great number of people who see to it that amusement
19 II, 148 | by all the world, even by people who shall come after, when
20 II, 153 | life with joy, provided people talk of it.~Vanity: play,
21 II, 156(20) | Livy, xxxiv. 17. "A brutal people, for whom, when they have
22 II, 159 | have been known; and though people have done what they could
23 III, 184 | after God.~And then to make people seek Him among the philosophers,
24 III, 194 | opinion is one of those which people receive with credulous simplicity,
25 III, 194 | silly a creature.~How can people hold these opinions? What
26 III, 194 | what they say. They are people who have heard it said that
27 III, 194 | that there are two kinds of people one can call reasonable;
28 III, 195 | of those opinions which people receive with too credulous
29 III, 233 | their possessions. These are people who know the way which you
30 IV, 243 | knowledge than the most learned people who came after them, and
31 IV, 251 | they are not for educated people. A purely intellectual religion
32 IV, 251 | of no use to the common people. The Christian religion
33 IV, 251 | internals. It raises the common people to the internal, and humbles
34 IV, 251 | without the two, for the people must understand the spirit
35 IV, 259 | 259. Ordinary people have the power of not thinking
36 IV, 259 | Jew to his son. Thus our people often act. Thus are false
37 IV, 284 | not wonder to see simple people believe without reasoning.
38 IV, 289 | particular. 7. The Jewish people. 8. The prophecies. 9. Perpetuity;
39 V, 294 | just on the balance. Yet people readily lend their ear to
40 V, 303 | gather a stronger mob of people who will say that it is
41 V, 304 | place it in election by the people, others in hereditary succession,
42 V, 310 | great is the power to make people happy.~The property of riches
43 V, 313 | 313. Sound opinions of the people.—Civil wars are the greatest
44 V, 316 | 316. Sound opinions of the people.—To be spruce is not altogether
45 V, 316 | proves that a great number of people work for one. It shows by
46 V, 324 | 324. The people have very sound opinions,
47 V, 324 | folly of the world; but the people are right for a reason which
48 V, 325 | reasonable or just. But people follow it for this sole
49 V, 325 | never depart from them. But people cannot accept this doctrine;
50 V, 326 | is dangerous to tell the people that the laws are unjust;
51 V, 327 | judges of everything. The people and the wise constitute
52 V, 328 | vanities are well founded, the people are not so foolish as is
53 V, 328 | which destroyed that of the people.~But we must now destroy
54 V, 328 | remains always true that the people are foolish, though their
55 V, 330 | and on the folly of the people, and specially on their
56 V, 330 | sure than this, that the people will be weak. What is based
57 V, 333 | 333. Have you never seen people who, in order to complain
58 V, 335 | although the opinions of the people are sound, they are not
59 V, 336 | while talking like the people.~
60 V, 337 | of effects. Degrees. The people honour persons of high birth.
61 VI, 374 | well there are so many such people in the world, who are not
62 VI, 383 | themselves follow it; as people in a ship think those move
63 VI, 393 | consider that there are people in the world who, having
64 VIII, 571 | had to deal with a carnal people and to render them the depositary
65 VIII, 571 | this, God chose this carnal people, to whom He entrusted the
66 VIII, 571 | carnal goods which this people loved. And thus they have
67 VIII, 571 | the whole world. Yet this people, deceived by the poor and
68 VIII, 571 | enemies. So that they, the people least open to suspicion
69 VIII, 571 | spiritual meaning to which this people were hostile, under the
70 VIII, 571 | misunderstood by so carnal a people.~For when blessings are
71 VIII, 577 | made the blindness of this people subservient to the good
72 VIII, 583 | 583. The feeble-minded are people who know the truth, but
73 IX, 601 | in the tradition of the people. Its morality and happiness
74 IX, 601 | in the tradition of the people, but are admirable in that
75 IX, 610 | uncircumcised peoples, and all the people of Israel, because he is "
76 IX, 610 | with those which are not a people... and with a foolish nation."
77 IX, 610 | nevertheless, always remain a people. Jer. 31:36~
78 IX, 612 | idolatry and magic; the very people of God were led astray by
79 IX, 616 | born, who should save His people; that Abraham came afterwards,
80 IX, 617 | the world the most ancient people in it, declaring that all
81 IX, 617 | hundred years they have had people, whom they believed prophets,
82 IX, 618 | of the world a peculiar people, separated from all other
83 IX, 618 | world and called the Jewish people.~I see then a crowd of religions
84 IX, 618 | of the world a peculiar people, separated from all other
85 IX, 618 | this great and numerous people, sprung from a single man,
86 IX, 618 | maintain that they are the only people in the world to whom God
87 IX, 618 | Saviour.~To meet with this people is astonishing to me, and
88 IX, 619 | Advantages of the Jewish people.—In this search the Jewish
89 IX, 619 | In this search the Jewish people at once attracts my attention
90 IX, 619 | first see that they are a people wholly composed of brethren,
91 IX, 619 | unique.~This family, or people, is the most ancient within
92 IX, 619 | knowledge of the tradition.~This people are not eminent solely by
93 IX, 619 | time.~The law by which this people is governed is at once the
94 IX, 619 | worship, imposing on this people, in order to keep them to
95 IX, 619 | during many centuries by a people, rebellious and impatient
96 IX, 620 | He began to establish a people on the earth, purposely
97 IX, 620 | until the coming of the people whom the Messiah should
98 IX, 621 | historian, and appointed a whole people as guardians of this book,
99 IX, 624 | conclusive among certain people who understand it rightly.~
100 IX, 626 | Joshua was the first of God's people to have this name, as Jesus
101 IX, 626 | Christ was the last of God's people.~
102 IX, 627 | the book is as old as the people.~
103 IX, 628(112)| God that all the Lord's people were prophets." ~
104 IX, 630 | provoke them by calling a people who are not His people;
105 IX, 630 | a people who are not His people; that He desires that all
106 IX, 631(114)| in the captivity of the people in the days of Nebuchadnezzar,
107 IX, 631(114)| before, and to restore to the people the law given by Moses."
108 IX, 632 | of Isaiah to release the people. The Jews held their property
109 IX, 638 | Nebuchadnezzar carried away the people, for fear they should believe
110 IX, 639 | attention, to see this Jewish people existing so many years in
111 IX, 640 | 641. They are visibly a people expressly created to serve
112 X, 642 | show that He could form a people holy with an invisible holiness,
113 X, 642 | Therefore He saved this people from the deluge; He has
114 X, 642 | deluge, and raise up a whole people from Abraham, only in order
115 X, 643 | form for Himself an holy people, whom He should separate
116 X, 644 | blessings, created the Jewish people in order to show that this
117 X, 669 | reveal these things to this people who were unworthy of them
118 X, 672 | Saint Paul says himself that people will forbid to marry, and
119 X, 674 | heaven, etc.; so that the people hostile to Him are the type
120 X, 691 | Messiah would deliver His people from their enemies, one
121 X, 691 | that He will deliver His people from their sins, as indeed
122 X, 691 | for the deliverance of the people from the captivity of their
123 X, 691 | to wait, after which the people would be freed from iniquity,
124 XI, 692 | And thereupon I wonder how people in a condition so wretched
125 XI, 700 | Jew, Ad Caium). What other people had such a zeal? It was
126 XI, 701 | 702. Zeal of the Jewish people for the law, especially
127 XI, 702 | maintaining the law, the people were indifferent. But, since
128 XI, 703 | but not since.~The Jewish people scorned by the Gentiles;
129 XI, 703 | Gentiles; the Christian people persecuted.~
130 XI, 707 | the state of the Jewish people, by the state of the heathen,
131 XI, 709 | same event. Here is a whole people who announce it and who
132 XI, 709 | threats and persecutions people may make against them. This
133 XI, 712 | Be amazed and wonder, people of Israel; stagger and stumble,
134 XI, 712 | said, Forasmuch as this people with their lips do honour
135 XI, 712 | marvellous work among this people, even a marvellous work
136 XI, 712 | Bring forth the blind people that have eyes and see not,
137 XI, 712 | rivers in the desert.~"This people have I formed for myself;
138 XI, 712 | I appointed the ancient people, and the things that are
139 XI, 712 | day unto an unbelieving people, which walketh in a way
140 XI, 712 | after their own thoughts; a people that provoketh me to anger
141 XI, 712 | Jerusalem a rejoicing, and her people a joy.~"And I will rejoice
142 XI, 712 | Jerusalem and joy in my people; and the voice of weeping
143 XI, 712 | will separate me from His people. For thus saith the Lord:
144 XI, 712 | Italy, to Greece, and to the people that have not heard my fame,
145 XI, 712 | for the wickedness of my people. And now, because ye have
146 XI, 712 | Therefore pray not for this people."~Jer. 7:22: "What avails
147 XI, 712 | God, and ye shall be my people." (It was only after they
148 XI, 718 | they spoke to flatter the people and that their prophecy
149 XI, 721 | be delivered up to other people. It shall break in pieces
150 XI, 721 | he shall destroy the holy people, and through his policy
151 XI, 721 | sin and the sin of all my people, and prostrating myself
152 XI, 721 | are determined upon thy people, and upon thy holy city,
153 XI, 721 | Holy. (After which this people shall be no more thy people,
154 XI, 721 | people shall be no more thy people, nor this city the holy
155 XI, 721 | shall be cut off, and a people of the prince that shall
156 XI, 721 | and shall stir up all his people against the Greeks.~"But
157 XI, 721 | apostates and robbers of thy people shall exalt themselves to
158 XI, 721 | kingdom," (which means the people), "but within a few days
159 XI, 721 | and enter with a small people into his province, peaceably
160 XI, 725 | shall be rejected by the people, and treated as senseless
161 XI, 725 | unto me, and hearken, ye people, from afar: The Lord hath
162 XI, 725 | thee for a covenant of the people, to cause to inherit the
163 XI, 725 | the Lord to comfort His people, and He will have mercy
164 XI, 725 | set up my standard to the people; and they shall bring thy
165 XI, 725 | consolations.~"Hearken unto me, my people, and give ear unto me; for
166 XI, 725 | families of the earth for my people."~Daniel 12:7. Having described
167 XI, 725 | when the scattering of the people of Israel shall be accomplished."~
168 XI, 725 | priest, be strong, all ye people of the land, and work. For
169 XI, 725 | shall the gathering of the people be."~
170 XI, 726 | Hosea 1:9: "Ye are not my people, and I will not be your
171 XI, 726 | was said, Ye are not my people, I will call them my people."~
172 XI, 726 | people, I will call them my people."~
173 XI, 734 | grapes. That the chosen people would be fruitless, ungrateful,
174 XI, 734(141)| Is. 65:2. "Arebellious people, which walketh in a way
175 XI, 735 | demon's head, and free His people from their sins, ex omnibus
176 XI, 735 | rejected and slain; that His people who denied Him should no
177 XI, 735 | should no longer be His people; that the idolaters should
178 XII, 736 | has followed; in short, people without idols and kings,
179 XII, 743 | dangerous to be tempted; and people are tempted because they
180 XII, 747 | time of the Messiah the people divided themselves. The
181 XII, 750 | many will stumble, etc. Let people then reproach us no longer
182 XII, 759 | means of the fact that this people have not accepted Him, this
183 XII, 765 | poor, having to create a people whom He must lead and nourish
184 XII, 765 | alone had to create a great people, elect, holy, and chosen;
185 XII, 765 | man; to give laws to this people, and engrave these laws
186 XII, 791 | renown? The whole Jewish people foretell Him before His
187 XII, 791 | His coming. The Gentile people worship Him after His coming.
188 XII, 791 | the priests and the chief people reject Him; His friends
189 XII, 792 | greatness has no lustre for people who are in search of understanding.~
190 XIII, 816 | concluded that it was. For people commonly reason thus: "A
191 XIII, 816 | effects which are true, the people, who cannot distinguish
192 XIII, 828 | The Pharisees said to the people, who believed in Him, because
193 XIII, 828 | because of His miracles: "This people who knoweth not the law
194 XIII, 832 | 833. Miracle.—The people concluded this of themselves;
195 XIII, 842 | are obscured, so that the people cannot distinguish. And
196 XIII, 851 | They say: These are the people of God who speak thus.~It
197 XIV, 865 | 866. Two kinds of people make things equal to one
198 XIV, 878 | dangerous to tell this to the people. But the people have too
199 XIV, 878 | this to the people. But the people have too much faith in you;
200 XIV, 888 | temptations would arise from people of this kind; so that when
201 XIV, 902 | They desire, like other people, to have liberty to follow
202 XIV, 914 | bounds. Again, there are many people who see the truth, and who
203 XIV, 919 | it will be of use to the people.~If these are silent, the
204 XIV, 921 | seek the sacrament.~924. People who do not keep their word,
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