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In the writings gathered here, Augustine clarifies difficult passages in the Old Testament, from the building of Noah’s ark to the struggles of Job, and addresses common questions from the members of his congregation. Each work is introduced and annotated by modern scholars who provide context for Augustine’s life and thought at the time of his writing.

everything, and his power will not resist me. Although he can abuse me now, as a sinner, that is, he may do with me what he wills, even with my punishment, nonetheless he does so justly. For from him are truth and rebuke (23:7), that is, he does not rebuke unjustly. He prolongs my judgment until the end (23:7). Even if he corrects now, afterwards he will display [judgment]. For, if I walk first, I shall not be later (23:8). May I not hope arrogantly, may I not despair faithlessly, that is, not turn
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