Book, Chapter

 1     1, 9-14 | tongue-science, which should serve to the "praise of men,"
 2     5, 4-7  |   unto Thee, whom all things serve, though he know not even
 3     7, 5-8  |      that slave continued to serve his masters, without any
 4     7, 9-15 | Jacob, that the elder should serve the younger: and Thou calledst
 5     8, 5-10 | begun to be in me, freely to serve Thee, and to wish to enjoy
 6     8, 5-11 |    to be above the world and serve Thee, for that the truth
 7     8, 6-15 |  over his secular service to serve Thee. And these two were
 8     8, 6-15 |   ours? what aim we at? what serve we for? Can our hopes in
 9     8, 6-15 |    hopes, and am resolved to serve God; and this, from this
10     9, 5-13 |      had both made choice to serve Thee, and through my difficulty
11     9, 8-17 |     We sought where we might serve Thee most usefully, and
12     9, 13-37|  voice, and heart, and pen I serve, that so many as shall read
13    10, 4-6  |   whom Thou commandest me to serve, if I would live with Thee,
14    10, 4-6  |   whom Thou commandest me to serve will I discover, not what
15    10, 31-43|     land, and water, and air serve our weakness, our calamity
16    10, 36-59|  dark and chilled they might serve him, pervertedly and crookedly
17    10, 37-60|   are desired, that they may serve to some one or two or all
18    11, 2-3  |      myself alone, but would serve brotherly charity; and Thou
19    13, 15-17|   Thy yoke, and invite me to serve Thee for nought. Let me