Par.

 1 Pre| strenuously repelling.~Thinking, therefore, that what I rejoiced to
 2 2  |       reality; which is greater.~Therefore, if that, than which nothing
 3 3  |         Lord, our God.~So truly, therefore, do you exist, O Lord, my
 4 3  |          to exist. To you alone, therefore, it belongs to exist more
 5 4  |          can it be non-existent. Therefore, he who understands that
 6 5  |     conceived of you. What good, therefore, does the supreme Good lack,
 7 5  |     through which every good is? Therefore, you are just, truthful,
 8 6  |           in some sort, to feel.~Therefore, O Lord, although you are
 9 7  |    powerless is he against them.~Therefore, O Lord, our God, the more
10 8  |          experience the feeling. Therefore, you are both compassionate,
11 9  |        it is impious to suppose. Therefore, God justly pities.~BUT
12 9  |         by punishing them alone. Therefore, you are compassionate,
13 9  |         do you spare the wicked, therefore, out of justice? If this
14 9  |        wicked also. In this way, therefore, it is just that you should
15 10 |         good Being. In this way, therefore, without contradiction you
16 11 |  requites the good alone. It is, therefore, just, according to your
17 12 |      nothing else than yourself. Therefore, you are the very life whereby
18 13 |         in the separate members. Therefore, you, Lord, are peculiarly
19 15 |          than can be conceived. ~THEREFORE, O Lord, you are not only
20 17 |        and your blessedness; and therefore my soul still walks in its
21 18 |   indivisible by any conception. Therefore, life and wisdom and the
22 22 |     being and their well-being. ~THEREFORE, you alone, O Lord, are