Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  5 |     flesh, 4277 “Every moving thing that liveth shall be food
 2     I,  7 |      worse evil. But surely a thing which is only allowed because
 3     I,  7 |      the quality of that good thing which hinders prayer? which
 4     I,  8 | concession to weakness, not a thing commanded, as though second
 5     I,  8 |     The Apostle’s wish is one thing, his pardon another. If
 6     I,  8 |      it confers a right; if a thing is only called pardonable,
 7     I,  9 |   with something worse, not a thing absolutely good and incapable
 8     I,  9 |  suspect the goodness of that thing which is forced into the
 9     I,  9 |     not a smaller evil, but a thing absolutely good.~
10     I,  12|      it is useless to order a thing to be done and yet leave
11     I,  13|   hast not sinned.” It is one thing not to sin, another to do
12     I,  13|    doeth well.” But it is one thing not to sin, another to do
13     I,  19|    when Jacob did this p. 361 thing he was among the Assyrians,
14     I,  20|       point out that the same thing was said by 4365 Ahimelech
15     I,  23|     understand. For it is one thing to draw up a list of military
16     I,  24|    men, but because it is one thing to live under the law, another
17     I,  26|       he composed a Gospel, a thing which no other of the Apostles,
18     I,  29|     he says, “is the end of a thing than the beginning thereof.”
19     I,  30|      you to say the very same thing that the Apostle says: 4451 “
20     I,  30|       or wrinkle, or any such thing.” 4462 “Come with me from
21     I,  33|       of virginity. It is one thing to unite with God a mind
22     I,  35|      are dropped, and the one thing looked for is valour: so
23     I,  37|   thereof.” God’s will is one thing, His indulgence another.
24     I,  37|      have children, it is one thing to make a concession to
25     I,  40|       written unto you, which thing is true both in Christ and
26     I,  46|     That must be an excellent thing which is won by avarice!
27     I,  47|    bought: a wife is the only thing that is not shown before
28    II,  9 |     and are led to desire the thing which affords us pleasure.
29    II,  9 |     caution against this very thing when he says, 4757 “She
30    II,  15|      in their den. How fair a thing is that which propitiates
31    II,  19|     the hundred mean the same thing: so, too, in the passage
32    II,  22|       is he that planteth any thing, neither he that watereth:
33    II,  24|      violent death is not one thing to the robber, another to
34    II,  27|       the Corinthians was one thing, with the Ephesians another:
35    II,  27| Ephesians another: it was one thing, I say, for Him to abide
36    II,  27|   beginning of the world; one thing for Him to be in Titus and
37    II,  30|  light, some heavy. It is one thing to owe ten thousand talents,
38    II,  30|        but it is not the same thing to be put to the blush,
39    II,  31|      a hundred. But it is one thing to be a penitent, and with