Book, Chapter

 1     1, 5-5  |       face from me. Let me die - lest I die - only let me see
 2     1, 5-6  |          fear to deceive myself; lest mine iniquity lie unto itself.
 3     1, 18-29|       take heed most watchfully, lest, by an error of the tongue,
 4     1, 18-29|       being"; but takes no heed, lest, through the fury of his
 5     2, 2-4  |         to heal; and killest us, lest we die from Thee. Where
 6     2, 3-8  |         not this, for she feared lest a wife should prove a clog
 7     2, 5-11 |          is the cause assigned; "lest" (saith he) "through idleness
 8     3, 4-8  |       and devout servant: Beware lest any man spoil you through
 9     4, 3-4  |         made whole, sin no more, lest a worse thing come unto
10     4, 6-11 |       perchance I feared to die, lest he whom I had much loved
11     4, 12-18|       thy love upon their Maker; lest in these things which please
12     4, 17-31|          Thou; nor need we fear, lest there be no place whither
13     5, 10-20|   believe Him born in the flesh, lest I should be forced to believe
14     6, 2-2  |       that would use it soberly, lest so an occasion of excess
15     6, 3-3  |         and perchance he dreaded lest if the author he read should
16     6, 4-6  |     healed but by believing, and lest it should believe falsehoods,
17     7, 3-4  |     immutable God to be mutable, lest I should become that evil
18     7, 5-7  |         with most gnawing cares, lest I should die ere I had found
19     8, 3-7  |     should not at once be given, lest as a husband he should hold
20     8, 7-17 |      only not yet." For I feared lest Thou shouldest hear me soon,
21     8, 11-25|        lashes of fear and shame, lest I should again give way,
22     9, 3-5  |        him only, but on us also: lest remembering the exceeding
23     9, 4-8  |      knowing whether they heard, lest they should think I spake
24     9, 7-15 |       and Psalms should be sung, lest the people should wax faint
25     9, 8-18 |        quarrel so found them; or lest herself also should have
26     9, 8-18 |        of one soul heal another; lest any, when he observes this,
27     9, 11-28|          nor was it to be feared lest at the end of the world,
28     9, 13-36|    answer that she owes nothing, lest she be convicted and seized
29    10, 28-39|      itself is a hard thing, and lest it shatter endurance. Is
30    10, 34-52| seductions of the eyes I resist, lest my feet wherewith I walk
31    10, 35-57|     people telling vain stories, lest we offend the weak; then
32    10, 37-62|         put far from me, O Lord, lest mine own mouth be to me
33    10, 42-67|           something like to men; lest being in both like to man,
34    12, 25-34|         it private to ourselves, lest we he deprived of it. For
35    12, 27-37|           Have pity, O Lord God, lest they who go by the way trample
36    13, 1-1  |     wouldest tire in working; or lest Thy power might be less,
37    13, 2-2  |    profit Thee, nor was of Thee (lest so it should be equal to
38    13, 2-3  |     always to hold fast to Thee; lest what light it hath obtained
39    13, 13-14|        being jealous he feareth, lest as the serpent beguiled