Book, Chapter

 1     1, 1-4  |          not; ever working, ever at rest; still gathering, yet nothing
 2     1, 13-22|    wanderings of Aeneas and all the rest, rather than how to read
 3     2, 6-13 |              sloth would fain be at rest; but what stable rest besides
 4     2, 6-13 |            at rest; but what stable rest besides the Lord? Luxury
 5     2, 10-18| satisfaction unsating. With Thee is rest entire, and life imperturbable.
 6     3, 11-19|           my perdition, he bade her rest contented, and told her
 7     4, 7-12 |             distracted; had neither rest nor counsel. For I bore
 8     4, 7-12 |         load thereon, that it might rest, it glided through the void,
 9     4, 11-16|           and there is the place of rest imperturbable, where love
10     4, 12-18|            and ye shall stand fast. Rest in Him, and ye shall be
11     4, 12-18|             Him, and ye shall be at rest. Whither go ye in rough
12     4, 12-18|          toilsome ways? There is no rest, where ye seek it. Seek
13     5, 5-9  |            of his reputed sanctity, rest my credence upon his authority. ~ ~
14     5, 6-10 |            of this Faustus. For the rest of the sect, whom by chance
15     5, 10-19|           better, I had resolved to rest contented) I now held more
16     5, 10-19|      Academics, were wiser than the rest, for that they held men
17     6, 1-1  |           wouldest one day give the rest, most calmly, and with a
18     6, 3-3  |            voice and tongue were at rest. Ofttimes when we had come (
19     6, 11-18|          doubt to 'knock,' that the rest 'may be opened'? The forenoons
20     6, 11-18|           up; what do we during the rest? Why not this? But when
21     6, 14-24|             far exceeded any of the rest. We had settled also that
22     6, 14-24|           all things necessary, the rest being undisturbed. But when
23     6, 16-26|             painful; and Thou alone rest. And behold, Thou art at
24     7, 4-6  |            striving to find out the rest, as one who had already
25     7, 9-14 |            heart, and ye shall find rest to your souls. Although
26     7, 14-20|          two substances, and had no rest, but talked idly. And returning
27     7, 19-25|             written of Him, all the rest also would risk the charge,
28     9, 4-8  |            Psalm in that time of my rest, and how that Psalm wrought
29     9, 4-11 |             changed; and in Thee is rest which forgetteth all toil,
30     9, 5-13 |       believe, because he above the rest is a more clear foreshower
31     9, 12-33|             upon them; and it found rest in them, for it was in Thy
32     9, 13-37|                     9.13.37 May she rest then in peace with the husband
33    10, 34-51|           the whole day, nor is any rest given me from them, as there
34    10, 36-58|            mightest forgive all the rest of my iniquities, and heal
35    11, 6-8  |            until the last after the rest, and silence after the last.
36    11, 15-19|          past, another present, the rest to come. And so if we assume
37    11, 15-19|             month be its first, the rest are to come; if the second,
38    11, 15-19|            is already past, and the rest are not yet. Therefore,
39    11, 15-19|       current month is present; the rest past, or to come. Although
40    11, 15-19|      present; but one day only; the rest being to come, if it be
41    11, 15-20|           which, the first hath the rest to come; the last hath them
42    11, 27-36|            sounded already, and the rest will sound. And thus passeth
43    12, 26-36|       lifter up of my humility, and rest of my labour, Who hearest
44    12, 31-42|           clearly as to exclude the rest, which not being false,
45    13, 4-5  |          Thy good Spirit is said to rest, He causes to rest in Himself.
46    13, 4-5  |          said to rest, He causes to rest in Himself. But Thy incorruptible
47    13, 8-9  |            suffice to yield a happy rest, less than Thee; and so
48    13, 9-10 |            Thy gift? In Thy Gift we rest; there we enjoy Thee. Our
49    13, 9-10 |            there we enjoy Thee. Our rest is our place. Love lifts
50    13, 9-10 |      restored to order, they are at rest. My weight, is my love;
51    13, 35-50|           all things;) the peace of rest, the peace of the Sabbath,
52    13, 36-51|             madest them in unbroken rest, that may the voice of Thy
53    13, 36-51|          hast given them us), shall rest in Thee also in the Sabbath
54    13, 37-52|           37.52 For then shalt Thou rest in us, as now Thou workest
55    13, 37-52|            and so shall that be Thy rest through us, as these are
56    13, 37-52|            workest, and art ever at rest. Nor dost Thou see in time,
57    13, 37-52|           times themselves, and the rest which results from time. ~ ~
58    13, 38-53|              after them we trust to rest in Thy great hallowing.
59    13, 38-53|        needeth no good, art ever at rest, because Thy rest is Thou
60    13, 38-53|           ever at rest, because Thy rest is Thou Thyself. And what