Book, Chapter

 1 I, 4 |      picture remain in them. Wherefore, when we hold up to infidels
 2 I, 7 |     deliver and restore him. Wherefore we ought not to believe
 3 I, 9 |    of the cross," be added: "wherefore God also has exalted him
 4 I, 2 |    right that he should die. Wherefore, if it be not fitting for
 5 I, 6 |  perceived was most fitting. Wherefore, either the angels who fell
 6 I, 8 |      own time to create man. Wherefore, either God would only complete
 7 I, 8 |     of the smallest reptile. Wherefore, then, it was made for itself,
 8 I, 8 | because he follows holiness? Wherefore I think we may say that
 9 II, 1|     it not rational in vain. Wherefore, doubtless, it was made
10 II, 1|      this is utterly absurd. Wherefore rational nature was made
11 II, 8| human nature from man alone. Wherefore, if the race of Adam be
12 II, 8|  thus far he has never done. Wherefore, in order to show that this
13 II, 9|      into a unity of person. Wherefore in one person only can this
14 II, 9|    to God by their own will. Wherefore they have sinned, as it
15 II, 9|    be the very image of God. Wherefore the punishment or pardon
16 II, 0|    compulsion nor restraint. Wherefore, since whatever God has
17 II, 1|   immortal could not be man. Wherefore, neither corruption nor
18 II, 7|  that he should wish to die. Wherefore, as you ought not to say
19 II, 7|    takes place of necessity. Wherefore, if God wished that man
20 II, 7|     cleansed from their sin. Wherefore, if he could avoid death,
21 II, 8| necessity preceded his will. Wherefore if they were not save by