Book, Chapter

 1     1, 1-4  |        most beautiful, yet most strong, stable, yet incomprehensible;
 2     3, 6-10 |         fail, that I may become strong, art neither those bodies
 3     4, 1-1  |       is but a man? Let now the strong and the mighty laugh at
 4     4, 4-8  |       well, and his health were strong enough for me to deal with
 5     5, 9-17 |    would have been those her so strong and unceasing prayers, unintermitting
 6     6, 7-12 |        he shook his mind with a strong self-command; whereupon
 7     6, 8-13 |   thence didst Thou with a most strong and most merciful hand pluck
 8     6, 10-16|        he clave to me by a most strong tie, and went with me to
 9     6, 13-23|       and her own longing, with strong cries of heart she daily
10     7, 7-11 |     contritions of my soul were strong cries unto Thy mercy. Thou
11     8, 3-7  |      before he walked sound and strong. Yea, the very pleasures
12     8, 4-9  |       the world to confound the strong; and the base things of
13     8, 4-9  |         our King hath bound the strong man, and they saw his vessels
14     9, 12-32|       by this one instance, how strong is the bond of all habit,
15    10, 3-4  |       whereby whoso is weak, is strong, when by it he became conscious
16    10, 43-69|        us. Well then is my hope strong in Him, that Thou wilt heal
17    11, 2-3  |        see, and Strength of the strong; hearken unto my soul, and
18    12, 11-11|        Thou hast told me with a strong voice, O Lord, in my inner
19    12, 11-11|        hast told me also with a strong voice, O Lord, in my inner
20    12, 11-12|        hast told me also with a strong voice, in my inner ear,
21    12, 15-18|       to be false, which with a strong voice Truth tells me in
22    12, 15-21|        and chill, but that by a strong affection cleaving unto
23    12, 16-23| Guardian, Husband, the pure and strong delight, and solid joy,
24    13, 29-44|     Thou art my God, and with a strong voice tellest Thy servant