Book, Chapter

 1     3, 6-10 |  instead of Thee, served up the Sun and Moon, beautiful works
 2     3, 6-10 |       were it to love this very sun (which is real to our sight
 3     5, 3-4  |        of those luminaries, the sun and moon, -what day and
 4     5, 3-4  |      part of its light, moon or sun is to be eclipsed, and so
 5     5, 3-4  |        foresee a failure of the sun's light, which shall be,
 6     5, 5-8  |       and of the motions of the sun and moon (although these
 7     5, 7-12 |       of the heaven, and stars, sun, and moon, and I now no
 8     7, 1-2  |  hindereth not the light of the sun from passing through it,
 9     7, 13-19|      Thy angels, all Thy hosts, sun and moon, all the stars
10     9, 4-10 |        of flesh in that earthly sun; for they that would have
11     9, 10-24|     even the very heaven whence sun and moon and stars shine
12    10, 6-9  |            I asked the heavens, sun, moon, stars, "Nor (say
13    10, 15-23|        name a stone, I name the sun, the things themselves not
14    10, 15-23|         I name the image of the sun, and that image is present
15    11, 18-24| day-break, I foreshow, that the sun, is about to rise. What
16    11, 18-24|   foresignify, to come; not the sun, which already is; but the
17    11, 23-29|         that the motions of the sun, moon, and stars, constituted
18    11, 23-30|        not the stay only of the sun upon the earth (according
19    11, 23-30|  completed by the motion of the sun and by his circuit from
20    11, 23-30|        have a day, although the sun should finish that course
21    11, 23-30|      one hour comes to; but the sun must go four and twenty
22    11, 23-30|         be called a day; if the sun should run his whole round
23    11, 23-30|         nor that, if, while the sun stood still, so much time
24    11, 23-30|         should overpass, as the sun usually makes his whole
25    11, 23-30|    measuring the circuit of the sun, should say that it was
26    11, 23-30|        time; even supposing the sun to run his round from east
27    11, 23-30|       at the prayer of one, the sun had stood still, till he
28    11, 23-30|      his victorious battle, the sun stood still, but time went
29    13, 18-23|        be enabled to behold the Sun, let him not dwell in a
30    13, 19-25|       the day, lightened by the sun, utter unto day, speech
31    13, 32-47|         shining from above, the sun to suffice for the day,