Book, Chapter

 1     1, 7-11 |          bitterly to resent, that persons free, and its own elders,
 2     3, 2-2  |           the calamities of those persons (whether of old times, or
 3     3, 9-17 | perfection, discommended, yet the persons commended, upon hope of
 4     3, 12-21|         wont to do, when he found persons fitted to receive it), he
 5     3, 12-21|        perplexed divers unskilful persons with captious questions,
 6     5, 7-12 |          not one of those talking persons, many of whom I had endured,
 7     5, 12-22|          Of a truth such are base persons, and they go a whoring from
 8     5, 12-22|         such depraved and crooked persons, though I love them if corrigible,
 9     5, 13-23|   application (through those very persons, intoxicated with Manichaean
10     6, 5-7  |   demonstrated but not to certain persons, or could not at all be),
11     6, 7-11 |         the same town with me, of persons of chief rank there, but
12     6, 10-17|          mouths of three indigent persons, sighing out their wants
13     6, 14-24|         there might be some often persons in this society; some of
14     8, 3-6  |        than over ninety-nine just persons that need no repentance.
15     8, 4-9  |        that in Thy tabernacle the persons of the rich should be accepted
16     9, 9-21 |          my grief know numberless persons, who through some horrible
17     9, 9-21 |         sin, not only disclose to persons mutually angered things
18    10, 34-52|           illumined heart, in the persons of his sons shed light on
19    13, 23-33|         bond nor free. -Spiritual persons (whether such as are set