Book, Chapter

 1     2, 10-18|         became to myself a barren land.~.
 2     4, 12-18|        seek a blessed life in the land of death; it is not there.
 3     5, 8-14 |      refuge and my portion in the land of the living; that I might
 4     6, 1-1  |         following me over sea and land, in all perils confiding
 5     7, 21-27|           s shaggy top to see the land of peace, and to find no
 6     9, 11-27|     strange place, but in her own land. Whereat, she with anxious
 7     9, 13-36|           to be buried in her own land. These things she enjoined
 8    10, 31-43|          of Thy gifts, with which land, and water, and air serve
 9    12, 32-43|        who shall lead me into the land of uprightness), which Thou
10    13, 1-1  |     cultivating Thy service, as a land, that must remain uncultivated,
11    13, 12-13| remembered Thee, O Lord, from the land of Jordan, and that mountain
12    13, 16-19|       Therefore is my soul like a land where no water is, because
13    13, 17-20|        one place, and let the dry land appear, which thirsteth
14    13, 17-20|        Thy hands prepared the dry land. Nor is the bitterness of
15    13, 19-24|           mine eyes, that the dry land may appear. Learn to do
16    13, 19-24|       false witness; that the dry land may appear, and bring forth
17    13, 21-29|        that He might feed the dry land; and the fowl, though bred
18    13, 21-30|  ministers work now as on the dry land, separated from the whirlpools
19    13, 24-37|         holy souls, as in the dry land; and to works of mercy belonging
20    13, 32-47|           of the sea; and the dry land both void, and formed so