Book, Chapter

1     Int         |     celebrate the mysterious actions of God’s prevenient and
2       3, II     |    is more affected by these actions the more he is spuriously
3       3, III    |     more nearly resemble the actions of devils than these fellows.
4       6, III    |    and I did not regard such actions as faults, but rather as
5       6, XIX    |     fully persuaded that the actions recorded of him could not
6       9, VIII   |     further construct future actions, events, and hopes; and
7       9, XXXVIII|      from the mouth and from actions known to men have in them
8      10, XVIII  | think ahead about our future actions, and this premeditation
9      10, XXVIII |     of man, of which all the actions of men are parts. The same