Book, Chapter

 1     1, 5-5  |       thy salvation. After this voice let me haste, and take hold
 2     1, 6-8  |       about at random limbs and voice, making the few signs I
 3     1, 8-13 |         limbs, and tones of the voice, indicating the affections
 4     2, 2-3  |   watchfully to have heeded the voice from the clouds: Nevertheless
 5     2, 7-15 |    called by Thee, followed Thy voice, and avoided those things
 6     4, 16-27|     greatly at the Bridegroom's voice, but could not; for by the
 7     5, 1-1  |  neither the spirit of man with voice directed unto Thee, nor
 8     5, 1-1  |    animate or inanimate, by the voice of those who meditate thereon:
 9     6, 3-3  | searched out the sense, but his voice and tongue were at rest.
10     6, 3-3  |  although the preserving of his voice (which a very little speaking
11     6, 14-24|    project; and therein was his voice of great weight, because
12     7, 10-16|          as if I heard this Thy voice from on high: "I am the
13     8, 2-5  |         one to another with the voice of congratulation. And who
14     8, 8-19 |   cheeks, eyes, colour, tone of voice, spake my mind more than
15     8, 12-28|         wherein the tones of my voice appeared choked with weeping,
16     8, 12-29|     from a neighbouring house a voice, as of boy or girl, I know
17     9, 4-9  |     forth both by mine eyes and voice, when Thy good Spirit turning
18     9, 7-15 |         joining with harmony of voice and hearts. For it was a
19     9, 10-25|    tongue of flesh, nor Angel's voice, nor sound of thunder, nor
20     9, 12-29|     through my heart's youthful voice, finding its vent in weeping,
21     9, 13-37|      sons my masters, whom with voice, and heart, and pen I serve,
22    10, 6-9  |      they cried out with a loud voice, "He made us. " My questioning
23    10, 6-10 |        yet do they change their voice (i.e., their appearance),
24    10, 6-10 |     understand, who compare its voice received from without, with
25    10, 9-16 |  sounded and passed away like a voice fixed on the ear by that
26    10, 20-29|       to all, for they with one voice be asked, "would they be
27    10, 31-45|             10.31.45 I hear the voice of my God commanding, Let
28    10, 31-45|         it was. I heard another voice of Thine, Go not after thy
29    10, 33-49|        with a sweet and attuned voice, I do a little repose; yet
30    10, 33-49|      own proper measures in the voice and singing, by some hidden
31    10, 33-50|         so slight inflection of voice, that it was nearer speaking
32    10, 33-50|      they are sung with a clear voice and modulation most suitable,
33    10, 33-50|       to be more moved with the voice than the words sung, I confess
34    10, 35-57|      Thy presence we direct the voice of our heart to Thine ears,
35    11, 2-3  |       them unto me. Behold, Thy voice is my joy; Thy voice exceedeth
36    11, 2-3  |        Thy voice is my joy; Thy voice exceedeth the abundance
37    11, 2-3  |         Thy books, and hear the voice of praise, and drink in
38    11, 3-5  |    barbarian, without organs of voice or tongue, or sound of syllables,
39    11, 4-6  |   evidence of the thing, is the voice of the speakers. Thou therefore,
40    11, 6-8  |      speak? In the way that the voice came out of the cloud, saying,
41    11, 6-8  |        my beloved Son? For that voice passed by and passed away,
42    11, 6-8  |      whose motions in time that voice might take his course in
43    11, 6-8  |          without such a passing voice, created that, whereof to
44    11, 6-8  |    whereof to make this passing voice, by which to say, Let the
45    11, 6-8  |       that were, whereof such a voice were made, unless by Thee
46    11, 8-10 |         There, Lord, hear I Thy voice speaking unto me; because
47    11, 8-10 |     because of the Bridegroom's voice, restoring us to Him, from
48    11, 27-34|         dawn. Suppose, now, the voice of a body begins to sound,
49    11, 27-34|        is silence now, and that voice is past, and is no more
50    11, 27-34|       is past, and is no more a voice. Before it sounded, it was
51    11, 27-34|       then, to, suppose another voice hath begun to sound, and
52    11, 27-34|     unto some end. Wherefore, a voice that is not yet ended, cannot
53    11, 27-36|        as long time as did that voice? do we not stretch out our
54    11, 27-36|     thought to the measure of a voice, as if it sounded, that
55    11, 27-36|        of time? For though both voice and tongue be still, yet
56    11, 29-39|   calling, where I may hear the voice of Thy praise, and contemplate
57    12, 6-6  |        suspect only.-If then my voice and pen would confess unto
58    12, 10-10|    remembered Thee. I heard Thy voice behind me, calling to me
59    12, 11-11|      hast told me with a strong voice, O Lord, in my inner ear,
60    12, 11-11|      told me also with a strong voice, O Lord, in my inner ear,
61    12, 11-12|      told me also with a strong voice, in my inner ear, that neither
62    12, 15-18|      false, which with a strong voice Truth tells me in my inner
63    12, 15-22|      when inwardly it heard the voice of His praise, what part
64    13, 13-14|       unto deep, but now in the voice of Thy water-spouts. As
65    13, 13-14|        now no longer in his own voice; but in Thine who sentest
66    13, 13-14|         himself; because in the voice of Thy water-spouts, not
67    13, 13-14|    water-spouts, not in his own voice, doth he call to that other
68    13, 14-15|        my soul by myself in the voice of joy and praise, the sound
69    13, 20-26|       nor language, where their voice is not heard: seeing their
70    13, 24-36|     Scripture delivers, and the voice pronounces one only way,
71    13, 29-44|       my God, and with a strong voice tellest Thy servant in his
72    13, 36-51|     unbroken rest, that may the voice of Thy Book announce beforehand