Book, Chapter

 1     1, 7-12 |    orderest all things by Thy law. This age then, Lord, whereof
 2     1, 18-29|      high and by an unwearied law dispensing penal blindness
 3     2, 2-3  |    object of a family, as Thy law prescribes, O Lord: who
 4     2, 4-9  |      Theft is punished by Thy law, O Lord, and the law written
 5     2, 4-9  |      Thy law, O Lord, and the law written in the hearts of
 6     2, 1    |    Lord, nor decline from Thy law. The life also which here
 7     2, 1    |       God, Thy truth, and Thy law. For these lower things
 8     2, 1    | stealth to do contrary to Thy law, because by power I could
 9     3, 7-13 |      out of the most rightful law of God Almighty, whereby
10     3, 8-15 |     of the same crime, by the law of God, which hath not so
11     3, 8-15 |       confirmed, by custom or law of any city or nation, may
12     4, 9-14 |    where doth he not find Thy law in his own punishment? And
13     4, 9-14 |       own punishment? And Thy law is truth, and truth Thou. ~ ~
14     4, 10-15|  haste not to be. This is the law of them. Thus much has Thou
15     5, 8-14 |      stolidity, punishable by law, did not custom uphold them;
16     5, 8-14 |    lawful what by Thy eternal law shall never be lawful; and
17     5, 11-21|     who wished to engraff the law of the Jews upon the Christian
18     5, 14-24|      hated and scoffed at the Law and the Prophets. Yet did
19     6, 4-6  |     the old Scriptures of the law and the Prophets were laid
20     6, 8-13 |   before me to Rome, to study law, and there he was carried
21     6, 10-16|     practise something of the law he had studied, more to
22     7, 21-27|   with the testimonies of the Law and the Prophets. And the
23     7, 21-27|     man be delighted with the law of God after the inner man,
24     7, 21-27|   shall he do with that other law in his members which warreth
25     7, 21-27|     which warreth against the law of his mind, and bringeth
26     7, 21-27|     him into captivity to the law of sin which is in his members?
27     8, 3-8  |                    8.3.8 This law holds in foul and accursed
28     8, 5-10 |       of the Emperor Julian a law was made, whereby Christians
29     8, 5-10 |      and how he, obeying this law, chose rather to give over
30     8, 5-12 |       vain I delighted in Thy law according to the inner man,
31     8, 5-12 |       inner man, when another law in my members rebelled against
32     8, 5-12 |  members rebelled against the law of my mind, and led me captive
33     8, 5-12 |      led me captive under the law of sin which was in my members.
34     8, 5-12 |    was in my members. For the law of sin is the violence of
35     8, 6-13 |     sitting released from his law business, and awaiting to
36     8, 11-27| delights, but not as doth the law of the Lord thy God." This
37     9, 2-2  |     young, no students in Thy law, nor in Thy peace, but in
38    10, 43-70|    wondrous things out of Thy law. Thou knowest my unskilfulness,
39    11, 2-2  |     burned to meditate in Thy law, and therein to confess
40    11, 2-3  |      the hidden things of Thy law, and close it not against
41    11, 2-3  |   wonderful things out of Thy law; even from the beginning,
42    11, 2-4  | delights, but not such as Thy law, O Lord. Behold, wherein
43    12, 15-19|    ever, Thou hast given it a law which it shall not pass.
44    12, 18-27|       of the hearers. But the law is good to edify, if a man
45    12, 18-27|  commandments He hung all the Law and the Prophets. And what
46    12, 25-35|      brethren, who employ Thy law lawfully, to the end of
47    12, 30-41|       us, that we may use the law lawfully, the end of the
48    12, 32-43|     may occur; this being the law my confession, that if I
49    13, 23-33|     ought to be a doer of the law, not a judge. Neither doth
50    13, 24-37|     been the ministers of the Law unto us, as in the firmament