Book, Chapter

 1     3, 8-15 |      customs or compact of any people, though it were never by
 2     4, 3-5  |     get his living by deluding people. "But thou," saith he, "
 3     5, 6-10 |   however that another sort of people were suspicious even of
 4     5, 13-23|  plentifully dispense unto Thy people the flour of Thy wheat,
 5     5, 13-23|        to him preaching to the people, not with that intent I
 6     6, 3-3  |   speech by multitudes of busy people, whose weaknesses he served.
 7     6, 1    |        Word of truth among the people; and I was more and more
 8     6, 4-6  |  Ambrose in his sermons to the people, oftentimes most diligently
 9     6, 8-13 |        mighty cry of the whole people striking him strongly, overcome
10     7, 9-15 |        for that Thy first-born people worshipped the head of a
11     7, 9-15 |        which Thou willedst Thy people to take from Egypt, seeing
12     7, 13-19|    kings of the earth, and all people, princes, and all judges
13     7, 21-27|    heart, the salvation of the people, the Bridal City, the earnest
14     8, 2-3  |       up, and had inspired the people with the love of - Anubis,
15     9, 2-3  |     end had it served me, that people should repute and dispute
16     9, 3-6  |     and continence amongst his people in Africa, his whole house
17     9, 4-10 |        not another nature of a people of darkness which sinned
18     9, 7-15 |      by the Arians. The devout people kept watch in the Church,
19     9, 7-15 |       should be sung, lest the people should wax faint through
20     9, 7-16 |      hearing the reason of the people's confused joy, sprang forth
21     9, 13-37|    Jerusalem which Thy pilgrim people sigheth after from their
22    10, 31-46|       bread. And therefore the people in the wilderness also deserved
23    10, 34-52|  different races of the future people, in them foresignified;
24    10, 35-57|       as if we were tolerating people telling vain stories, lest
25    11, 2-2  |  dispense Thy Sacrament to Thy people? And if I suffice to utter
26    11, 2-4  |      to adoption the believing people, and therein me also;- I
27    12, 17-24|      were that rude and carnal people to which he spake, that
28    13, 12-13|       the spiritual and carnal people of His Church. Yea and our
29    13, 15-18|       Thee, the supercelestial people, Thine angels, who have
30    13, 15-18|     the infirmity of the lower people, where they might gaze up
31    13, 15-18|      is spread abroad over the people, even unto the end of the
32    13, 20-27|         The necessities of the people estranged from the eternity
33    13, 20-28|    seem to me to mean, whereby people being initiated and consecrated
34    13, 23-33|   spiritual, judge the unquiet people of this world; for what
35    13, 23-34| praying unto Thee, so that the people may answer, Amen. The vocal
36    13, 24-37|  waters; and to the society of people yet in the bitterness of