Book, Chapter

 1 I, 1 |         are accustomed to bring up against us, ridiculing Christian
 2 I, 2 |      the same. And if you bring up anything in reply which
 3 I, 4 |         Wherefore, when we hold up to infidels these harmonious
 4 I, 6 |    these things which you bring up are all regulated by his
 5 I, 7 |       written decree is brought up, which the Apostle says
 6 I, 8 |         those things which make up our belief with regard to
 7 I, 8 |       his own Son, but gave him up for us all." And likewise
 8 I, 9 |      his own will, not yielding up his life as an act of obedience,
 9 I, 9 |      way, therefore did he lift up the head." For it is not
10 I, 9 |       his own Son, but gave him up for us all," means nothing
11 I, 0 |    spared him not, but gave him up for us and desired his death;
12 I, 0 |      not spare him but gave him up for us, and desired his
13 I, 0 |        him, when he was offered up, that he desired it. And
14 I, 6 |    angels who fell must be made up from men. ~Anselm.. It was
15 I, 6 |       God should design to make up for the number of angels
16 I, 6 |     should of necessity be made up, or else rational nature,
17 I, 8 |         deficiency must be made up from men, and more men will
18 I, 8 | deficiency alone should be made up, but if any fell, the lost
19 I, 8 |     part diminished, or to make up that which was not yet complete
20 I, 8 |        completed, shall be made up from among men. But I do
21 I, 0 |     heartfelt contrition I give up worldly joy, and despise,
22 I, 1 |   things which you have brought up as possible payment for
23 I, 1 |         for him, or cannot make up his loss; but God is in
24 I, 3 |      one of such a race to fill up the number in his heavenly
25 I, 4 |     which ought not to be given up even to save the whole universe
26 I, 4 |     happiness. But if God gives up what man ought freely to
27 I, 4 |       but saying that God gives up what he is unable to obtain?
28 I, 4 |        to God. But if God gives up what he was about to take
29 II, 5|       For he has not only given up the life of the world, but
30 II, 6|        heavenly kingdom be made up of men, and this cannot
31 II, 1|      way, that he somehow gives up himself, or something of
32 II, 1|  perchance, this may be to give up his life or to lay down
33 II, 1|     life, or to deliver himself up to death for God's honor.
34 II, 5|    celestial state must be made up from men, and that this
35 II, 6|       angels which must be made up from men is greater than
36 II, 9|         he did not give himself up to die for the honor of
37 II, 2|        man's sin should be made up; so fallen angels cannot