Book, Chapter

 1       2, IV   |     quality. I did not desire to enjoy what I stole, but only the
 2       2, VI   |           which I was pleased to enjoy; for, if any one of these
 3       2, VIII |       that I stole and wished to enjoy them, I might have done
 4       6, XVII |         was not stable enough to enjoy my God steadily. Instead
 5       6, XVIII|       the strength sufficient to enjoy thee; but I did not find
 6       6, XX   | convinced, yet I was too weak to enjoy thee. I chattered away as
 7       7, V    |    freely to worship thee and to enjoy thee, O my God, the only
 8      10, XXXI |         Heal my eyes, that I may enjoy thy light. Surely, if there
 9      11, XII  |       not changed - it may fully enjoy thy eternity and immutability.
10      11, XXV  |          hast bestowed on all to enjoy, and if he desires something
11      12, IX   |        rest. It is there that we enjoy thee. Our rest is our “place.”