Book, Chapter

 1 pre  |     nature was ordained for this purpose, viz., that every man should
 2 I, 2 | comprehensively; since, for this purpose, there is required a knowledge
 3 I, 4 |          was not seemly that the purpose which God had made concerning
 4 I, 4 |         and, moreover, that this purpose could not be carried into
 5 I, 7 |    unrighteously, either for the purpose of punishing him in some
 6 I, 9 |          made holy, and for this purpose, viz., to be happy in the
 7 I, 2 |       who appointed them for the purpose.~Boso. You have obviated
 8 I, 4 |         he takes away serves the purpose of his own honor, for this
 9 I, 4 |       upon himself for that very purpose, does not excuse man from
10 I, 5 |        Boso. I come not for this purpose, to have you remove doubts
11 II, 1|          of discernment for this purpose, that he might hate and
12 II, 1|        nature cannot fulfil this purpose without being holy. Therefore
13 II, 1|          in order to fulfil this purpose, both rational and holy.
14 II, 7|       would avail nothing to our purpose. Moreover, if these two
15 II, 8|       seem to have failed of his purpose, both which suppositions
16 II, 8|       was reserved for this very purpose, what more fitting than
17 II, 6|      that God made them for this purpose, viz., to belong to the
18 II, 7|        not wish to do so for the purpose of escaping death. And since
19 II, 7|       For he became man for this purpose, and it was on the faith
20 II, 7|           any more than for this purpose, that he should wish to
21 II, 8|          unchangeableness of his purpose, by which he freely became
22 II, 8|          God became man, for the purpose of saving men by his death,