Book, Chapter

 1     1, 5-5  |       voice let me haste, and take hold on Thee. Hide not Thy face
 2     1, 18-28|         mercy and truth. Wilt Thou hold Thy peace for ever? and
 3     2, 3-7  |             Didst Thou then indeed hold Thy peace to me? And whose
 4     3, 4-8  |          and seek, and obtain, and hold, and embrace not this or
 5     3, 4-8  |           or true, took not entire hold of me. ~ ~
 6     5, 12-22|       faith, who for love of money hold justice cheap. These also
 7     6, 4-5  |     believed. Doubt, then, what to hold for certain, the more sharply
 8     6, 11-18|             her instructed members hold it profane to believe God
 9     7, 11-17|          It is good then for me to hold fast unto God; for if I
10     7, 18-24|        infant state. For I did not hold to my Lord Jesus Christ,
11     7, 21-27|          same, but also healed, to hold Thee; and that he who cannot
12     7, 21-27|            arrive, and behold, and hold Thee. For, though a man
13     8, 3-7  |        lest as a husband he should hold cheap whom, as betrothed,
14     8, 4-9  |          one, of whom he hath more hold; by whom he hath hold of
15     8, 4-9  |         more hold; by whom he hath hold of more. But the proud he
16     8, 4-9  |         But the proud he hath more hold of, through their nobility;
17     8, 10-22|          are truly evil, when they hold these evil things; and themselves
18     8, 10-22|        shall become good when they hold the truth and assent unto
19     8, 11-25|          all but touched, and laid hold of it; and yet came not
20     8, 11-25|           it, nor touched nor laid hold of it; hesitating to die
21    10, 1-1  |          that Thou mayest have and hold it without spot or wrinkle.
22    10, 10-17|            kind it is? I do indeed hold the images of the sounds
23    10, 16-24|         But if what we remember we hold it in memory, yet, unless
24    10, 19-28|            the part whereof we had hold, was the lost part sought
25    10, 35-54|           seeing, wherein the eyes hold the prerogative, the other
26    11, 3-5  |            For if he were, I would hold him and ask him, and beseech
27    11, 5-7  |           might be. Nor didst Thou hold any thing in Thy hand, whereof
28    11, 11-13|          still unstable. Who shall hold it, and fix it, that it
29    11, 11-13|            ever present? Who shall hold the heart of man, that it
30    12, 1-1  |         our hand that receives. We hold the promise, who shall make
31    12, 6-6  |        question, what reader would hold out to take in the whole?
32    12, 27-37| wholesomely built up, whereby they hold assured, that God made all
33    13, 2-3  |        good it is for it always to hold fast to Thee; lest what
34    13, 23-33|         understanding unto it, and hold for certain, that even what