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501 11, XXVII(500) | In the beginning God created," etc.~
502 11, XXVIII | read or hear these words, O God, they see that all times
503 11, XXVIII | verse, “In the beginning God made the heaven and the
504 11, XXVIII | say, “At the first moment, God made . . .” And among those
505 11, XXIX | rightly be asked of him, “If God first made this, what then
506 11, XXIX | afterward? But when he said that God made matter first formless
507 11, XXIX | from origin. In eternity, God is before all things; in
508 11, XXX | bring concord, and may our God have mercy on us all, that
509 11, XXX | and also love thee, our God, O Fountain of Truth - as
510 11, XXXI | since through him the one God has tempered the Holy Scriptures
511 11, XXXI | Therefore, I am unwilling, O my God, to be so headstrong as
512 11, XXXII | Finally, O Lord - who art God and not flesh and blood -
513 11, XXXII | deceive us. Behold, O Lord, my God, how much we have written
514 12 | exhibit the profundities of God’s power and wisdom and love.
515 12 | division between the people of God and the conspiracy of the
516 12 | the image and likeness of God. He brings his survey to
517 12 | eternal Sabbath, on which God, who is eternal rest, “rested.”~
518 12, I | 1. I call on thee, my God, my Mercy, who madest me
519 12, I | to thee, my Lord and my God. It is not that I may serve
520 12, II | like the mountains of God. For we, like the great
521 12, II(509) | preachers [receivers of God's illumination] are the
522 12, II(509) | illumination] are the mountains of God," for they first catch the
523 12, V | thou art the Trinity, O my God, since thou, O Father -
524 12, V | recognize, in the name of God, the Father who made all
525 12, V | since I did believe that my God was the Trinity, I sought
526 12, V | Thus, see the Trinity, O my God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit,
527 12, VIII | beatitude. For it is thou, O our God, who wilt enlighten our
528 12, VIII | Give thyself to me, O my God, restore thyself to me!
529 12, VIII | abundance I have which is not my God is poverty.~
530 12, XI | functions exist in the one God, or whether all three are
531 12, XII | faith; say to the Lord your God, “Holy, holy, holy, O Lord
532 12, XII | Holy, holy, holy, O Lord my God, in thy name we have been
533 12, XII | Spirit. For among us also God in his Christ made “heaven
534 12, XIII | thirsts after the living God as the stag pants for the
535 12, XIII | might make glad the city of God.547~For that city and for
536 12, XIII | unto me, ‘Where is your God?’”552~
537 12, XIV | And I myself say: “O my God, where art thou? See now,
538 12, XIV | disquieted in me? Hope in God.”554 For his word is a lamp
539 12, XIV | shall stand and shall see my God, who is the health of my
540 12, XV | 16. Now who but thee, our God, didst make for us that
541 12, XV | to the little ones. O my God, out of the mouth of babes
542 12, XVII(579) | the Psalms and The City of God. Commenting on Ps. 65, Augustine
543 12, XVII(579) | another." In The City of God, he speaks of the bitterness
544 12, XVIII | things with us wisely, our God - in thy book, which is
545 12, XIX | answer - he is good for he is God. Let him answer him that,
546 12, XIX | mode. For lo, it is as if God were saying, “Let there
547 12, XX | you are made the mouth of God609 by whom he said, “Let
548 12, XX | multiplied by thy blessing, O God, who dost so refresh our
549 12, XXI | it.~31. But thy Word, O God, is a fountain of life eternal,
550 12, XXII | 32. Thus, O Lord, our God, our Creator, when our affections
551 12, XXII | acceptable and perfect will of God.”623 Therefore thou didst
552 12, XXII | statement in the singular, “And God made man.” Thus it is said
553 12, XXII | singular, “After the image of God.” Man is thus transformed
554 12, XXII | transformed in the knowledge of God, according to the image
555 12, XXIII | things of the Spirit of God.”625 But, when man was put
556 12, XXIII | Therefore in thy Church, O our God, by the grace thou hast
557 12, XXIII | renewed by the knowledge of God according to the image of
558 12, XXIII | is known to thy eyes, O God, and which may not, as yet,
559 12, XXIII | their fruits; yet thou, O God, knowest them already and
560 12, XXIV | sea? I might reply, O our God, that thou in creating us
561 12, XXIV | single example - the love of God and of our neighbor - by
562 12, XXIV | one way, “In the beginning God created heaven and earth.”632
563 12, XXIV(632) | confessions": the primacy of God, His constant creativity,
564 12, XXIV(632) | in which the purposes of God are announced and from which
565 12, XXV | desire to say, O my Lord God, what the following Scripture
566 12, XXV | all men forsook me: I pray God, that it be not laid up
567 12, XXVI | fruits”; but those whose god is their belly find no joy
568 12, XXVI | Therefore, he who serves God and not his own belly may
569 12, XXVI | now in the knowledge of God after the image of him who
570 12, XXVI | learned from thee, O my God, how to distinguish between
571 12, XXVI | she was feeding a man of God and this is why she fed
572 12, XXVIII | XXVIII~ ~43. And thou, O God, didst see everything that
573 12, XXIX | reply to me, for thou art my God, and thou dost speak to
574 12, XXX | I heard this, O Lord my God, and drank up a drop of
575 12, XXXI | man knows the things of God, but the Spirit of God.
576 12, XXXI | of God, but the Spirit of God. Now we have not received
577 12, XXXI | world, but the Spirit of God, that we might know the
578 12, XXXI | freely given to us from God.”648 And I am admonished
579 12, XXXI | man knows the things of God, but the Spirit of God:
580 12, XXXI | of God, but the Spirit of God: but how, then, do we also
581 12, XXXI | what things are given us by God?” The answer is given me: “
582 12, XXXI | knows but the Spirit of God.” But just as it is truly
583 12, XXXI | speak through the Spirit of God, “It is not you who speak,”
584 12, XXXI | know through the Spirit of God, “It is not you yourselves
585 12, XXXI | perceive through the Spirit of God that a thing is good; it
586 12, XXXI | is not they who see, but God who seeth that it is good.~
587 12, XXXI | sees a thing to be good, God should see in him that it
588 12, XXXI | us: “Because the love of God is shed abroad in our hearts
589 12, XXXV | CHAPTER XXXV~ ~50. O Lord God, grant us thy peace - for
590 12, XXXVIII(654)| Cf. The City of God, XI, 10, on Augustine's
591 12, XXXVIII(654)| a thought in the mind of God.~
592 12, XXXVIII | But thou, O the one good God, hast never ceased to do
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