bold = Main text
Book, Chapter grey = Comment text
1 Int, 1 | what thou commandest and command what thou wilt.” When these
2 Int, 1 | Now what, indeed, does God command, first and foremost, except
3 1, V | thee that thou shouldst command me to love thee, and if
4 1, VI | such things? Or dost thou command me to praise and confess
5 1, VII | well-being and health - thou dost command me to praise thee for these
6 1, XI | obedience to thee, who dost so command.~18. I ask thee, O my God,
7 2, V | and so do the powers to command and to overcome: and from
8 3, VIII | over which he reigns, to command that which neither he himself
9 3, IX | conceal the reason for thy command at that particular time;
10 3, IX | who know what thou dost command. For all things done by
11 3, IX(78)| doubtless had in mind is God's command to Abraham to offer up his
12 7, IX | such readiness that the command is scarcely distinguished
13 7, IX | and could not give the command unless it wills; yet what
14 7, IX | entirely; therefore it does not command entirely. For as far as
15 7, IX | itself. But it does not command entirely. Therefore, what
16 7, IX | entire, it would not even command it to be, because it would
17 7, XII | think that this was a divine command to open the Bible and read
18 9, XXIX | what thou commandest and command what thou wilt. Thou commandest
19 9, XXIX | what thou commandest, and command what thou wilt.~
20 9, XXXI | what thou commandest, and command what thou wilt. This man [
21 9, XXXVII| what thou commandest and command what thou wilt. In this
22 10, XXIV | CHAPTER XXIV~ ~31. Dost thou command that I should agree if anyone
23 10, XXIV | body”? Thou dost not so command. For I hear that no body
24 11, III | had no form. Thou didst command it written that “darkness
|