Book, Chapter

 1     Int       |  anxiety by forgiveness and the gift of hope. It establishes
 2     Int, 1    |     shows that I was given as a gift to the faithful and daily
 3       1, XIX  |      exceedingly for every good gift which, even as a boy, I
 4       6, XXI  |        he has not received as a gift? By this he is not only
 5       8, VIII |        of her gifts, but of thy gift in her; for she neither
 6       8, IX   |      will.~21. This other great gift thou also didst bestow,
 7       8, XIII |    obtain mercy.315 This is thy gift, who hast mercy on whom
 8       9, XXIX |         of wisdom to know whose gift it was.346 For by continence
 9       9, XXXI |  confesses that he received the gift of grace and that, when
10       9, XXXVI|         man is praised for some gift that thou hast given him,
11       9, XXXVI|        because he possesses the gift for which he is praised,
12       9, XXXVI|        who was praised. For the gift of God in man was pleasing
13       9, XXXVI|         better pleased with the gift of man than with the gift
14       9, XXXVI|       gift of man than with the gift of God.~
15      10, II   |         it. And this too is thy gift. Abandon not thy gifts and
16      10, III  |     thou gavest thy servant the gift to speak these things, grant
17      10, III  |       things, grant me also the gift to understand them.~
18      11, XXVI | faithful servant Moses a lesser gift than I should wish and desire
19      12, IX   |       it is written, “He is thy gift”? It is in thy gift that
20      12, IX   |         thy gift”? It is in thy gift that we rest. It is there
21      12, IX   |   wherever I am carried. By thy gift,522 we are enkindled and
22      12, X    |        it was never without thy gift which moves over everything
23      12, XVIII|          faith; to another, the gift of healing; to another,
24      12, XVIII|       miracles; to another, the gift of prophecy; to another,
25      12, XXIV |       didst will to bestow this gift of blessing upon man alone,
26      12, XXVI |          Not because I desire a gift, but because I desire fruit.”643~
27      12, XXVI |  distinguish between the terms “gift” and “fruit.” A “gift” is
28      12, XXVI |    terms “gift” and “fruit.” A “gift” is the thing itself, given
29      12, XXVI |      not lose his reward.” The “gift” involves receiving a prophet,
30      12, XXVI |        fed by the raven with a “gift.” The inner man of Elijah
31      12, XXVI |     Elijah was not fed by this “gift,” but only the outer man,