Book, Chapter

1 I, 9 |   therefore, the Son says that he desires his own death. For he preferred
2 I, 9 |         For we often say that one desires a thing, because he does
3 I, 0 | sufficient. For as we say that he desires a thing who causes another
4 I, 0 |          so, also, we say that he desires a thing who approves of
5 I, 0 |        Thus when we see a man who desires to endure pain with fortitude
6 I, 0 |     prevent a thing but does not, desires the thing which he does
7 I, 2 |           the whole truth: If God desires a thing, it is right that
8 I, 2 |         it should rain; and if he desires that any man should die,
9 II, 1|          it does not have what it desires. But this is utterly absurd.