Book, Chapter

 1       1, VI   |        me. Yet perhaps even thou mightest scorn me; but when thou
 2       5, III  |  themselves up to thee that thou mightest preserve what thou hast
 3       5, X    |      live for thee and that thou mightest endow him with a better
 4       5, X    |          done wrong - “that thou mightest heal my soul because it
 5       6, I    |          her thoughts, that thou mightest say to the widow’s son, “
 6       6, V    |        believed in and that thou mightest be sought. For, as to those
 7       6, VII  |    burning coals with which thou mightest cauterize and cure the hopeful
 8       6, X    |     waiting upon thee, that thou mightest give them their meat in
 9       6, IX   |       serve the younger and thou mightest call the Gentiles, and I
10       8, VII  |         storehouse, so that thou mightest produce them at a fit time
11       9, III  |        and covered”324 that thou mightest make me blessed in thee,
12       9, XXXVI| vindicating myself, so that thou mightest then forgive all my remaining
13      11, VII  |          there out of which thou mightest create these things, O God,
14      12, XXXIV|        before time, so that thou mightest make hidden things manifest
15      12, XXXIV|       hidden things manifest and mightest reorder our disorders -