Book, Chapter

 1     1, 11-18|        my good that the rein was laid loose, as it were, upon
 2     1, 11-18|         me to sin? or was it not laid loose? If not, why does
 3     3, 3-5  |     understood by the proud, nor laid open to children, lowly
 4     4, 15-22|        and divers kinds of loves laid up in one soul? Why, since
 5     5, 9-17 |         not mentioned, which she laid up in her faithful heart,
 6     5, 10-19|         to doubt everything, and laid down that no truth can be
 7     6, 4-6  |        law and the Prophets were laid before me, not now to be
 8     6, 9-14 |       But this was already being laid up in his memory to be a
 9     8, 7-18 |         come wherein I was to be laid bare to myself, and my conscience
10     8, 11-25|         and all but touched, and laid hold of it; and yet came
11     8, 11-25|       not at it, nor touched nor laid hold of it; hesitating to
12     8, 12-29|         sitting; for there had I laid the volume of the Apostle
13     9, 5-13 |         the whole to be like it, laid it by, to be resumed when
14     9, 12-32|        is, previous to its being laid therein, did I weep even
15    10, 8-12 |          hath been committed and laid up, which forgetfulness
16    10, 8-13 |          his own gate, and there laid up. Nor yet do the things
17    10, 8-13 |        there, lying dormant, and laid up, as it were, apart. For
18    10, 10-17|          yet in my memory have I laid up not their images, but
19    10, 11-18|        random and unarranged, be laid up at hand as it were in
20    10, 34-52|          them foresignified; and laid his hands, mystically crossed,
21    10, 34-52|          the snares on all sides laid; because Thou that keepest
22    13, 13-14|       first-fruits of the Spirit laid up with Him, yet still groaning
23    13, 18-22| firmament (now that Thy grace is laid open throughout the world),
24    13, 25-38|      pray God that it may not be laid to their charge. For these