Book, Chapter

 1     1, 1-4  |        most merciful, yet most just; most hidden, yet most present;
 2     1, 19-30|    gold and manors and slaves, just as severer punishments displace
 3     3, 9-17 |  seeing that society of men is just which serves Thee? But blessed
 4     4, 15-23|      by the solidity of truth! Just as the gales of tongues
 5     5, 2-2  |       to this lowest earth, is just and perfect? For whither
 6     6, 7-12 |     knowest (and that order is just), didst of my heart and
 7     7, 3-5  |      of our doing ill, and Thy just judgment of our suffering
 8     7, 3-5  |    however, holding Thee to be just, I speedily confessed myself
 9     7, 6-10 |      unsearchable depth of Thy just judgment, to Whom let no
10     8, 3-6  | penitent than over ninety-nine just persons that need no repentance.
11     8, 5-11 |        to speak against it, if just punishment follow the sinner?
12     8, 11-25|  broken, whereby I now was but just, but still was, held. And
13     9, 3-5  |        the resurrection of the just, seeing Thou hast already
14     9, 4-10 |       of the revelation of Thy just judgment. Nor were my good
15    10, 43-68|       sinners and the immortal just One; mortal with men, just
16    10, 43-68|     just One; mortal with men, just with God: that because the
17    11, 16-21|        that, but once, or only just so much as that." But we
18    11, 21-27|       as that one; or, this is just so much as that; and so
19    13, 17-21|      by the mighty strength of just judgment. ~ ~
20    13, 18-22|      blessest the years of the just; but Thou art the same,