weariness
of the Word temptation, v.
Augustine - Exposition on the Psalms - v6
357.
only denied to those who neglect to seek v.
129.
nol found by those who hate v.
122, 442.
nor by those who seek
for their own glory, ib. the only road to humility, v. 412. all men made by wisdom, not all have wis dom, v. 129. every where, yet far from the wicked, vi. 372. who are said to be fettered in heart in wisdom, iv. 277.
Of God, the food of men and angels, vi. 130. man enabled by the Incarnation to eat thoreof, ib. iv. 299. meaning of the swiftness of God's Wisdom, vi. 406.
Woman, made from man, vi. 192. and so type of the Church, ib. (see Eve. ) why our Lord accepted the help of the women who ministered to Him of their substance, v. 113.
Wood, the, of the Cross, bears us on the sea of this world, v. 132. Christ hath reigned from the wood, e. the Cross, iv. 400. wood hath con quered what sword could not, ib. he who careth not for the things of this world, one of the undecaying timbers of Christ's Ark, vi. 385.
Wool, mystical meaning of, vi. 408. Word of God, (Sermo. ) a sword sharp
ened on both sides, vi. 442. feareth no man, v. 88. the adversary of
Will, of God, is the Law of God, ii. 52. cannot be transcended by the crea ture, v. 258. is an unchangeable rule, iv. 367. our will must be bent to God's Will, i. 304, 308 ; ii. 243. all God's works done of His own Free-will, vi. 135.
Christ's Human Will at one with the Divine Will, i. 309; iv. 367.
Man's, to be submitted to God's, (see above ;) works not good unless done with the will, v. 355. we must serve God of free will, iii. 408, 430. man has the power of free will, but should exercise it as God willeth, i. 309.
Good will, alone acceptable to God, if we have no means of doing what we will, ii. 29; v. 88; vi. 14. God counts as done what we truly will,
ungodliness,
403.
i.
is
it, is
i.
it,
a
it
it,
518
Of God, (Verbum. ) 1. as applied to Jesus Christ; His eternal gene ration, v. 28. unspeakable, ii. 230. is God with God, v. 128. truly Good,
to be sought in God's visible works, v. 65.
Him things future and past are present, ii. 233. God both created and recreated man by His Word, vi. 293.
those works good which spring from faith, and hope for everlasting life, 285. done for earthly reward,
not good, iv. 280; v. 373. must be done from the heart, iv. 55. for love of God, iii. 351 v. 373, 417. love,
INDEX.
Good, needful, 280; ii. 207; v. 34. before faith, profitless, 281, because truly God, 231. as Man, 285; iii. 351. all good works one was taught by the Father, v. 409. work, e. faith working by love, all things were in Him, before by iv. 281. the test of good works the
Him they were made, iii. 204. in intention, which faith guides, 281.
Was made Flesh to be man's
Food, iv. 61. took both a human
Soul and Body, iii. 83. His God the root good works, the fruit,
head inseparable from the Manhood, and so though truly Man, He yet was not like other men, 209. be came Man, to save man from de spair, v. 61. not Head of the
Church in that He the Word, but in that He became Man, vi. 423. His Godhead r. ot recognised those who crucified Him, v. 367. only by the Good Word can man become
ii. 399. not our works but God's work in as, iv. 317, 319; vi. 190,
good, ii. 231.
2. The Written Word, Christ's save by Christ, 107. a good life
Word, v. 128. God's speaking eternal, ii. 232. compared to an arrow, and to rain, iv. 39 v. 464. is the bread of the righteous, ii. 52;
God's work, no merit to ourselves, v. 65. that we delight in doing good, great gift of God, v. 385.
Grace,
Righteousness. )
World, the, the field of the Lord, vi.
435. the beauty of makes us praise and love the Creator of vi. 341, 348. and sets Him forth to us, vi. 288. a Christian should use the world, not be enslaved to it, iv. 410.
Six ages of the world, iv. 330. the world compared to a mill, ii. 4; vi 113. called an upper hell, iv. 202. a desert, iii. 220; vi. 157.
torrent, v. 528. river, vi. 296. sea, ii. 141 iii. 263, 283 iv. 392 vi. 289. its raging ruled by its
Creator, iv. 250, 392. we should swallow it, not be swallowed by it; and how, 401. called sometimes in Scripture the city of standing round,' iii. 143, 157.
Used in two senses, for the visible creation, and for wicked men, vi. 274. used for sinners, iii. 29; iv. 31 vi. 292. for the lovers of this world, 264; vi. 165. how Christ sends fire into the world, iii. 162.
None can renounce the world, save by God's aid, v. 276. nor con quer, save they who cling to Christ,
vi. 263. the safeguard of the heart,
ii. 59. mighty as a sword, ii. 348. (see Justification,
238. like the wind in swiftness, v. 80. a well of life to those who re ceive in others becomes a torrent, passing away, iii. 507. should be stored up in the heart, ready for
times of trial, ii. 26. does not bring forth fruit in all, vi. 50. because all have not faith, vi. 218.
weariness of the Word temptation, v. 194. those who refuse to hear compared
to the asp, iii. 106. we must hear and do too; to neglect either to lose salvation, iii. 127. all have need to hear it, vi. 50. we must
give ourselves wholly to the Word of God, that we may be comforted in our pilgrimage, vi. 337. we must toil to hear it, lest we die of hunger for it, 321. the natural heart turns
from the severity of the Word, to the allurement of the serpent, ii. 302.
The people stood to hear and preached, iv. 15ti; vi. 405.
read
Works of God, existed beforehand in His Word, ii. 233. belong to the Father and the Son alike, v. 224. all praise God, vi. 54. all commend grace, vi. 228. spiritual meaning
288, 324. done by His help,
240; iii. 227; iv. 319; vi. 288. all evil in
us our own, all works of righteous ness, God's, 183. none hath any good, save what he has received, from the alone Good, vi. 20. we are
condemned for what we have done, crowned for what God has done in us, iv. 477. none can do good works
Of mercy, seeds sown by us, vi. 12. are works of righteousness, ii.
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ii.
; i.
it
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it,
i.
it
it, is
i. '
i. ;
; i. i.
a
is
;
it,
a
a
a
is is
it
; is
i. by
is
i.
; a ;ifi.
i. i.
i.
iv. 340. the end of the world sig nified by the evening, v. 105.
The word ' sseculum' (world) sometimes used for eternity, iv. 272 ; vi. 89.
Worship, towards the temple and in the temple, what, i. 29. due to Christ, present in the elements, iv. 454. no creature to be worshipped because used as a similitude of holy things, iv. 346.
Wound, the, of sin, required an Al mighty Physician, iii. 158. should be laid bare to the Physician that He may heal 291. the wound inflicted by the Physician heals the unsound, vi. 308. (see Physician. )
Wrong, no wrong to suffer deserved pe nalties, vi. 351. St. Paul bids us en dure undeserved wrong, ib. forgiveness of wrongs work of mercy, vi. 393. and wins us mercy, ib. we may not use the Lord's Prayer, unless we do as says, iii. 42.
INDEX. 519
Y.
Yoke, the yoke of sin heavy, Christ'>> light, iii. 168. Christ's like wing3 to bird, ib.
Z.
Zabulon, meaning of the name, iii. 349. Zacharias, prophesied at the time of the
return from the Captivity in Babylon, v. 262; vi. 386, 419. the Psalms called of Haggai and Zachariah,' written long before they lived, v. 262.
Zeal, orjealousy, God's, His exaction of spiritual chastity, iv. 91. godly jealousy, zeal of love, v. 438. true zeal, for God, not for self, ib. zeal of God according to knowledge, what
is, iv. 252.
Zeb, means wolf,' iv. 143.
Zeba, means wolfs victim, ib.
Ziphites, they who flourish this
world, iii. 12.
it
a
in
it '
a
a
it, i.
'
GENESIS.
xVll, 4, six,. 26. xxi. 12.
iii. 5, 386, 431, 440, 516 24. i. 239, 389 ; ii. 75, 163, 239 ;
iii. 27, 186, 522; v. 447; vi. 192, 282, 452 27. ii. 296 . 3,4,5. i. 49, 229,418; iii. 5, 516; v. 98, 358 v. 346 ii. 83
xxxii. . 25. 28. xli. 32.
xiii. . 7. xlviii. . 5. 14. xlix . 8. 9. 10. 27.
iv. 54 iii. 170 iv. 264
ii. 240; iv. 3 iv. 85
5, 9.
14, 19. 15.
16, 20. 17.
EXODUS.
19.
20. 22. 11. 15. 17.
M. 4,9. xiii. 3.
xiv. 18. xv. 6. 10.
v. 33; vi. 131 v. 153 13--15. i. 4, 80; ii. 105, 126,
INDEX OF TEXTS.
i. 48; v. 141; vi. 187 i. 420; ii. 309; v. 133 vi. 25 i. 58 i. 99, 243, 321 ; ii. 170, 194, 286; iii. 459; iv. 138, 146, 180; v. 57, 501 ; vi.
191, 235 ii. 174 iii. G08 ii. 146 ii. 145, 177 iii. 192, 464 iii. 38 iii. 48
i. 345
i. 280
v.
for their own glory, ib. the only road to humility, v. 412. all men made by wisdom, not all have wis dom, v. 129. every where, yet far from the wicked, vi. 372. who are said to be fettered in heart in wisdom, iv. 277.
Of God, the food of men and angels, vi. 130. man enabled by the Incarnation to eat thoreof, ib. iv. 299. meaning of the swiftness of God's Wisdom, vi. 406.
Woman, made from man, vi. 192. and so type of the Church, ib. (see Eve. ) why our Lord accepted the help of the women who ministered to Him of their substance, v. 113.
Wood, the, of the Cross, bears us on the sea of this world, v. 132. Christ hath reigned from the wood, e. the Cross, iv. 400. wood hath con quered what sword could not, ib. he who careth not for the things of this world, one of the undecaying timbers of Christ's Ark, vi. 385.
Wool, mystical meaning of, vi. 408. Word of God, (Sermo. ) a sword sharp
ened on both sides, vi. 442. feareth no man, v. 88. the adversary of
Will, of God, is the Law of God, ii. 52. cannot be transcended by the crea ture, v. 258. is an unchangeable rule, iv. 367. our will must be bent to God's Will, i. 304, 308 ; ii. 243. all God's works done of His own Free-will, vi. 135.
Christ's Human Will at one with the Divine Will, i. 309; iv. 367.
Man's, to be submitted to God's, (see above ;) works not good unless done with the will, v. 355. we must serve God of free will, iii. 408, 430. man has the power of free will, but should exercise it as God willeth, i. 309.
Good will, alone acceptable to God, if we have no means of doing what we will, ii. 29; v. 88; vi. 14. God counts as done what we truly will,
ungodliness,
403.
i.
is
it, is
i.
it,
a
it
it,
518
Of God, (Verbum. ) 1. as applied to Jesus Christ; His eternal gene ration, v. 28. unspeakable, ii. 230. is God with God, v. 128. truly Good,
to be sought in God's visible works, v. 65.
Him things future and past are present, ii. 233. God both created and recreated man by His Word, vi. 293.
those works good which spring from faith, and hope for everlasting life, 285. done for earthly reward,
not good, iv. 280; v. 373. must be done from the heart, iv. 55. for love of God, iii. 351 v. 373, 417. love,
INDEX.
Good, needful, 280; ii. 207; v. 34. before faith, profitless, 281, because truly God, 231. as Man, 285; iii. 351. all good works one was taught by the Father, v. 409. work, e. faith working by love, all things were in Him, before by iv. 281. the test of good works the
Him they were made, iii. 204. in intention, which faith guides, 281.
Was made Flesh to be man's
Food, iv. 61. took both a human
Soul and Body, iii. 83. His God the root good works, the fruit,
head inseparable from the Manhood, and so though truly Man, He yet was not like other men, 209. be came Man, to save man from de spair, v. 61. not Head of the
Church in that He the Word, but in that He became Man, vi. 423. His Godhead r. ot recognised those who crucified Him, v. 367. only by the Good Word can man become
ii. 399. not our works but God's work in as, iv. 317, 319; vi. 190,
good, ii. 231.
2. The Written Word, Christ's save by Christ, 107. a good life
Word, v. 128. God's speaking eternal, ii. 232. compared to an arrow, and to rain, iv. 39 v. 464. is the bread of the righteous, ii. 52;
God's work, no merit to ourselves, v. 65. that we delight in doing good, great gift of God, v. 385.
Grace,
Righteousness. )
World, the, the field of the Lord, vi.
435. the beauty of makes us praise and love the Creator of vi. 341, 348. and sets Him forth to us, vi. 288. a Christian should use the world, not be enslaved to it, iv. 410.
Six ages of the world, iv. 330. the world compared to a mill, ii. 4; vi 113. called an upper hell, iv. 202. a desert, iii. 220; vi. 157.
torrent, v. 528. river, vi. 296. sea, ii. 141 iii. 263, 283 iv. 392 vi. 289. its raging ruled by its
Creator, iv. 250, 392. we should swallow it, not be swallowed by it; and how, 401. called sometimes in Scripture the city of standing round,' iii. 143, 157.
Used in two senses, for the visible creation, and for wicked men, vi. 274. used for sinners, iii. 29; iv. 31 vi. 292. for the lovers of this world, 264; vi. 165. how Christ sends fire into the world, iii. 162.
None can renounce the world, save by God's aid, v. 276. nor con quer, save they who cling to Christ,
vi. 263. the safeguard of the heart,
ii. 59. mighty as a sword, ii. 348. (see Justification,
238. like the wind in swiftness, v. 80. a well of life to those who re ceive in others becomes a torrent, passing away, iii. 507. should be stored up in the heart, ready for
times of trial, ii. 26. does not bring forth fruit in all, vi. 50. because all have not faith, vi. 218.
weariness of the Word temptation, v. 194. those who refuse to hear compared
to the asp, iii. 106. we must hear and do too; to neglect either to lose salvation, iii. 127. all have need to hear it, vi. 50. we must
give ourselves wholly to the Word of God, that we may be comforted in our pilgrimage, vi. 337. we must toil to hear it, lest we die of hunger for it, 321. the natural heart turns
from the severity of the Word, to the allurement of the serpent, ii. 302.
The people stood to hear and preached, iv. 15ti; vi. 405.
read
Works of God, existed beforehand in His Word, ii. 233. belong to the Father and the Son alike, v. 224. all praise God, vi. 54. all commend grace, vi. 228. spiritual meaning
288, 324. done by His help,
240; iii. 227; iv. 319; vi. 288. all evil in
us our own, all works of righteous ness, God's, 183. none hath any good, save what he has received, from the alone Good, vi. 20. we are
condemned for what we have done, crowned for what God has done in us, iv. 477. none can do good works
Of mercy, seeds sown by us, vi. 12. are works of righteousness, ii.
a
ii.
; i.
it
is
it,
i.
it
it, is
i. '
i. ;
; i. i.
a
is
;
it,
a
a
a
is is
it
; is
i. by
is
i.
; a ;ifi.
i. i.
i.
iv. 340. the end of the world sig nified by the evening, v. 105.
The word ' sseculum' (world) sometimes used for eternity, iv. 272 ; vi. 89.
Worship, towards the temple and in the temple, what, i. 29. due to Christ, present in the elements, iv. 454. no creature to be worshipped because used as a similitude of holy things, iv. 346.
Wound, the, of sin, required an Al mighty Physician, iii. 158. should be laid bare to the Physician that He may heal 291. the wound inflicted by the Physician heals the unsound, vi. 308. (see Physician. )
Wrong, no wrong to suffer deserved pe nalties, vi. 351. St. Paul bids us en dure undeserved wrong, ib. forgiveness of wrongs work of mercy, vi. 393. and wins us mercy, ib. we may not use the Lord's Prayer, unless we do as says, iii. 42.
INDEX. 519
Y.
Yoke, the yoke of sin heavy, Christ'>> light, iii. 168. Christ's like wing3 to bird, ib.
Z.
Zabulon, meaning of the name, iii. 349. Zacharias, prophesied at the time of the
return from the Captivity in Babylon, v. 262; vi. 386, 419. the Psalms called of Haggai and Zachariah,' written long before they lived, v. 262.
Zeal, orjealousy, God's, His exaction of spiritual chastity, iv. 91. godly jealousy, zeal of love, v. 438. true zeal, for God, not for self, ib. zeal of God according to knowledge, what
is, iv. 252.
Zeb, means wolf,' iv. 143.
Zeba, means wolfs victim, ib.
Ziphites, they who flourish this
world, iii. 12.
it
a
in
it '
a
a
it, i.
'
GENESIS.
xVll, 4, six,. 26. xxi. 12.
iii. 5, 386, 431, 440, 516 24. i. 239, 389 ; ii. 75, 163, 239 ;
iii. 27, 186, 522; v. 447; vi. 192, 282, 452 27. ii. 296 . 3,4,5. i. 49, 229,418; iii. 5, 516; v. 98, 358 v. 346 ii. 83
xxxii. . 25. 28. xli. 32.
xiii. . 7. xlviii. . 5. 14. xlix . 8. 9. 10. 27.
iv. 54 iii. 170 iv. 264
ii. 240; iv. 3 iv. 85
5, 9.
14, 19. 15.
16, 20. 17.
EXODUS.
19.
20. 22. 11. 15. 17.
M. 4,9. xiii. 3.
xiv. 18. xv. 6. 10.
v. 33; vi. 131 v. 153 13--15. i. 4, 80; ii. 105, 126,
INDEX OF TEXTS.
i. 48; v. 141; vi. 187 i. 420; ii. 309; v. 133 vi. 25 i. 58 i. 99, 243, 321 ; ii. 170, 194, 286; iii. 459; iv. 138, 146, 180; v. 57, 501 ; vi.
191, 235 ii. 174 iii. G08 ii. 146 ii. 145, 177 iii. 192, 464 iii. 38 iii. 48
i. 345
i. 280
v.
