Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  82  |   perfectly unjust out of opposition. The sure way of losing
 2 III,  194 |   unreasonable; and their opposition to it is so little dangerous
 3  IV,  288 |   see the truth, whatever opposition they may have to it.~
 4   V,  294 | and reverence. The art of opposition and of revolution is to
 5 VII,  430 |  us an explanation of our opposition to God and to our own good.
 6 VII,  470 | there is an unconquerable opposition between us and God, and
 7 XII,  768 | Jews have been so long in opposition to them without success;
 8 XII,  782 | not only from the natural opposition of lust; but, above all,
 9 XIII,  827|                      828. Opposition.—Abel, Cain; Moses, the
10 XIII,  845|   and they must not be in opposition to the truth. Therefore
11 XIII,  849| not to believe in them in opposition to Him, all clear as it