Book, Chapter

 1     5, 2-2  |        lowest earth, is just and perfect? For whither fled they,
 2     5, 5-8  |          ignorant, though he had perfect knowledge of these things;
 3     5, 5-9  |      new-born may grow up unto a perfect man, so as not to be carried
 4     5, 12-22|         hated, though not with a perfect hatred: for perchance I
 5     7, 19-25|          truly, I acknowledged a perfect man to be in Christ; not
 6     7, 19-25|          human nature and a more perfect participation of wisdom,
 7     9, 3-6  |    Catholic, and serving Thee in perfect chastity and continence
 8    10, 4-5  |  forsaking what Thou hast begun, perfect my imperfections. ~ ~
 9    10, 6-10 |          to all whose senses are perfect? why then speaks it not
10    10, 30-42| imperfect; hoping that Thou wilt perfect Thy mercies in me, even
11    10, 30-42|       Thy mercies in me, even to perfect peace, which my outward
12    11, 2-3  |          lie down, and ruminate. Perfect me, O Lord, and reveal them
13    13, 4-5  |          them? For to Thee being perfect, is their imperfection displeasing,
14    13, 13-14|          understanding ye may be perfect; and O foolish Galatians,
15    13, 15-17|     wisdom unto the little ones: perfect, O my God, Thy praise out
16    13, 18-23|      wisdom among those that are perfect. But the natural man, as
17    13, 19-24|         the Lord if thou wilt be perfect, associated with them, among
18    13, 19-25|         between the light of the perfect, though not as the angels,
19    13, 22-32|          good and acceptable and perfect will of God. Wherefore Thou
20    13, 22-32|       good, that acceptable, and perfect will of Thine: yea, Thou