Section,  Paragraph

 1 VII,  430 |   good. The philosophers have promised you that, and you have been
 2 VII,  513 |       to His promises. He has promised to grant justice to prayers;
 3 VII,  513 |      to prayers; He has never promised prayer only to the children
 4 VII,  547 |  without a necessary mediator promised and come, we cannot absolutely
 5 VIII,  571|        For when blessings are promised in abundance, what was to
 6  IX,  612 |      patiently for the Christ promised from the beginning of the
 7  IX,  612 |    the Saviour whom Thou hast promised. Salutare tuum expectabo,
 8  IX,  617 |     from God, but that He has promised to redeem them; that this
 9  IX,  636 |        because the return was promised and foretold.~
10  IX,  637 |     without any hope.~God has promised them that, even though He
11   X,  643 |     into a place of rest, has promised to do so and has foretold
12   X,  643 |      of woman Him whom He had promised. This miracle was enough
13   X,  645 |      either in the sign which promised it, or in substance.~
14   X,  679 | friendship of God; and if the promised land was the true place
15   X,  691 |       that a Messiah has been promised, who should deliver them
16 XII,  757 |        the wicked, taking the promised blessings for material blessings,
17 XII,  757 |      the understanding of the promised blessings depends on the
18 XII,  757 |      the understanding of the promised time does not depend on