Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  77  |         he would have been quite willing to dispense with God. But
 2  II,  96  |      natural effects, we are not willing to receive good reasons
 3 VII,  430 | recognisable by those; and thus, willing to appear openly to those
 4 VII,  434 |        Whence it seems that God, willing to render the difficulty
 5 VII,  466 |          to it. It is the way of willing what God wills. Jesus Christ
 6 VII,  475 |    disorder and mischief; but in willing only the good of the body,
 7 VII,  476 |       every member must be quite willing to perish for the body,
 8 VII,  553 |          them that the spirit is willing and the flesh weak.~Jesus,
 9 VIII,  576|          towards the Church: God willing to blind and to enlighten.—
10   X,  644 |                 645. Types.—God, willing to deprive His own of perishable
11 XII,  780 |      ransomed all those who were willing to come to Him. If any die