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1 Int | to repentance, faith, and praise. It transforms the human
2 Int | To confess, then, is to praise and glorify God; it is an
3 Int, 1 | Confessions, in thirteen books, praise the righteous and good God
4 Int, 1 | see me as I am and do not praise me for more than I am. Here
5 Int, 1 | in me pleases you, here praise Him with me - him whom I
6 1 | his life has been - and to praise God for his constant and
7 1 | with a paean of grateful praise to God.~ ~
8 1, I | wisdom.”6 And man desires to praise thee, for he is a part of
9 1, I | proud. Still he desires to praise thee, this man who is only
10 1, I | that he should delight to praise thee, for thou hast made
11 1, I | first to invoke thee or to praise thee; whether first to know
12 1, I | preacher?”7 Now, “they shall praise the Lord who seek him,”8
13 1, I | and, finding him, shall praise him. I will seek thee, O
14 1, VI | dost thou command me to praise and confess unto thee only
15 1, VI | heaven and earth, giving praise to thee for that first being
16 1, VII | thou dost command me to praise thee for these things, to
17 1, VII | unto the Lord, and to sing praise unto his name, O Most High.22
18 1, XVII | it there was both hope of praise and fear of shame or stripes.
19 1, XVII | exercised my wit and tongue? Thy praise, O Lord, thy praises might
20 2, III | Who did not extol and praise my father, because he went
21 2, III | sake only but mostly for praise. What is worthy of vituperation
22 2, III | might not go lacking for praise. And when in anything I
23 4, IV | Who can show forth all thy praise94 for that which he has
24 4, X | follow after it. Let my soul praise thee, in all these things,
25 4, XII | physical objects please you, praise God for them, but turn back
26 4, XIV | others, who gave him high praise and expressed amazement
27 4, XIV | him who sings the other’s praise? Not so. Instead, one catches
28 4, XIV | is believed to give his praise from an unfeigned heart;
29 4, XIV | For I did not want them to praise and love me as actors were
30 4, XIV | loved - although I myself praise and love them too. I would
31 5, I | and hast prompted it to praise thy name. Heal all my bones
32 5, I | heat.”121 But let my soul praise thee, that it may love thee,
33 5, I | mercies to thee, that it may praise thee. Thy whole creation
34 6, II | often burst forth into praise of her, congratulating me
35 6, VII | Let him be silent in thy praise who does not meditate on
36 6, XVI | CHAPTER XVI~ ~26. Thine be the praise; unto thee be the glory,
37 6, XIII | better - but still I ought to praise thee, if only for these
38 6, XIII | old men and children,”208 praise thy name! But seeing also
39 6, XIII | in heaven all thy angels praise thee, O God, praise thee
40 6, XIII | angels praise thee, O God, praise thee in the heights, “and
41 6, XIII | are above the heavens,”209 praise thy name - seeing this,
42 8, I | Let my heart and my tongue praise thee, and let all my bones
43 8, II | find those who would loudly praise it - for the sake of thy
44 8, XIII | and had so lived as to praise thy name both by her faith
45 8, XIII | 35. Thus now, O my Praise and my Life, O God of my
46 9, XXXI | have learned, thanks and praise be to thee, O my God and
47 9, XXXIV | sweetness. Those who know how to praise thee for it, “O God, Creator
48 9, XXXIV | and offer a sacrifice of praise to my Sanctifier, because
49 9, XXXV | From them I proceed to praise thee, the wonderful Creator
50 9, XXXVI | is more gratified at the praise for himself than because
51 9, XXXVII | our power of doing without praise, must we then live wickedly
52 9, XXXVII | or conceived? And yet if praise, both by custom and right,
53 9, XXXVII | that I am delighted with praise, but more with the truth
54 9, XXXVII | the truth itself than with praise. For if I were to have any
55 9, XXXVII | gratified by intelligent praise I seem to myself to be gratified
56 9, XXXVII | sometimes grieved at the praise I get, either when those
57 9, XXXVII | diligently. If, in my own praise, I am moved with concern
58 9, XXXVIII| temptation to the love of praise. This love builds up a certain
59 9, XLIII | satisfied: “and they shall praise the Lord that seek Him.”405~ ~
60 10, I(406) | end: the celebration and praise of the greatness and goodness
61 10, II | me hear the voice of thy praise.”415 Let me drink from thee
62 10, V | well done.~All these things praise thee, the Creator of them
63 10, XII | and by such tactics gain praise for a worthless answer.~
64 10, XXIX | may hear the sound of thy praise and contemplate thy delights,
65 11, XV | heavens except those which praise thee, the “heaven of heavens”?
66 11, XV | within, the voice of his praise? What, then, do you contend
67 12, XIV | in the voice of joy and praise, in the voice of him that
68 12, XIV | I shall forever give praise to him. In the morning I
69 12, XV | and sucklings, perfect thy praise.568 For we know no other
70 12, XV | earthly corruption. Let them praise thy name - this super-celestial
71 12, XV | by reading it - let them praise thee. For they always behold
72 12, XXXIII | XXXIII~ ~48. Let thy works praise thee, that we may love thee;
73 12, XXXIII | thee that thy works may praise thee - those works which
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