Par.

 1 1 |         your face; your face, Lord, will I seek (Psalms xxvii. 8).
 2 1 |             your face from us? When will you look upon us, and hear
 3 1 |          upon us, and hear us? When will you enlighten our eyes,
 4 1 |             show us your face? When will you restore yourself to
 5 2 |          first conceives of what he will afterwards perform, he has
 6 9 |     supremely just has been able to will this.~O compassion, from
 7 11|         just that those whom you do will to punish should be saved,
 8 11|          and that those whom you do will to spare should be condemned.
 9 11|          alone is just which you do will; and that alone unjust which
10 11|             unjust which you do not will. So, then, your compassion
11 11|          why the supremely Just can will goods for the evil. But
12 11| comprehended in any way why you can will to save the wicked, yet
13 18|         your face; your face, Lord, will I seek; hide not your face
14 19|             have been, and are, and will be; and to have been is
15 19|           not, then, yesterday, nor will you be to-morrow; but yesterday
16 20|        transcend those beings which will have no end? Is it because
17 25|        these goods of body and soul will be such as eye has not seen
18 25|              the very wisdom of God will reveal itself to them. If
19 25|             shall all have a single will.~If power, they shall have
20 25|           all power to fulfil their will, as God to fulfil his. For,
21 25|             fulfil his. For, as God will have power to do what he
22 25|            through himself, so they will have power, through him,
23 25|        through him, to do what they will. For, as they will not will
24 25|             they will. For, as they will not will anything else than
25 25|         will. For, as they will not will anything else than he, he
26 25|     anything else than he, he shall will whatever they will; and
27 25|            shall will whatever they will; and what he shall will
28 25|             will; and what he shall will cannot fail to be. If honor
29 25|         goods, or rather that good, will never and in no wise fail
30 25|             shall be sure that they will not lose it of their own
31 25|           that God, who loves them, will not take it away from those
32 25|          who love him against their will; and that nothing more powerful
33 25|      nothing more powerful than God will separate him from them against
34 25|           him from them against his will and theirs.~But what, or
35 25|              then, the heart of man will scarce contain his joy over
36 25|          the others with him; so he will rejoice beyond reckoning
37 25|           this love; doubtless they will so rejoice with all their
38 26|             joy, joy beyond measure will still remain. Hence, not
39 26|            shall know. How far they will know you, Lord, then! and
40 26|             then! and how much they will love you! Truly, eye has
41 26|             wonderful Counsellor. I will receive what you do promise
42 26|              Faithful God, I ask. I will receive, that my joy may