Book, Chapter

 1       2, I     |     thy eyes, yet I was still pleasing to my own eyes - and eager
 2       5, IV    |      God of Truth, is any man pleasing to thee because he knows
 3       6, X     |      qualified with a view to pleasing his parents more than himself.
 4       6, VIII  |     dust and ashes.183 It was pleasing in thy sight to reform my
 5       9, XXXIV |  varied forms, and bright and pleasing colors. Let these not take
 6       9, XXXVI |    the gift of God in man was pleasing to the one, while the other
 7       9, XXXVII|  please me in myself are more pleasing to me when they also please
 8       9, XXXVII|   those things which are less pleasing to me are more praised.
 9       9, XXXIX | please or displease or aim at pleasing others. But in pleasing
10       9, XXXIX |       pleasing others. But in pleasing themselves they displease
11      10, II    |        and approve! Let it be pleasing in thy mercy’s sight that
12      12, IV    |  perfected by thee and became pleasing to thee - but not as if
13      12, XXIV  |     let also my confession be pleasing in thy eyes, for I confess
14      12, XXIX  |     were good, when they were pleasing to thee, but I found that
15      12, XXXI  |     and whatsoever things are pleasing because of thee, it is thou
16      12, XXXI  |     us through thy Spirit are pleasing to thee in us. “For what