Section,  Paragraph

 1   I,  40 |     the examples clearer and a help to demonstration.~Thus,
 2  II,  100|  rather do us good, since they help us to free ourselves from
 3  II,  139| neither wealth nor servants to help them on occasion, they do
 4 III,  194|       consolation, advice, and help in every need of life? Do
 5  IV,  250|        the creature. To expect help from these externals is
 6 VII,  425| seeking from things absent the help he does not obtain in things
 7 VII,  430|   centre and independent of my help. He withdrew himself from
 8 VII,  499|       if it can alike hurt and help me, and all depends upon
 9 VII,  531|       the power he has by this help.~
10  IX,  607|      do everything without our help. Such is not the Christian
11  IX,  614|        am born in it, I cannot help finding it so.~