Book, Chapter

 1     1, 5-5  |          my heart is before Thee; open Thou the ears thereof, and
 2     3, 3-5  | understood by the proud, nor laid open to children, lowly in access,
 3     3, 7-13 |         not being allowed to keep open shop, because he had been
 4     5, 3-3  |                 5.3.3 I would lay open before my God that nine-and-twentieth
 5     5, 14-24|          me, despairing of a way, open for man, to Thee), yet together
 6     6, 4-6  |           the mystic veil, laying open spiritually what, according
 7     6, 1    |   credence, in that, while it lay open to all to read, it reserved
 8     6, 1    |          might receive all in its open bosom, and through narrow
 9     7, 7-11 |        even there were Thine ears open, and I knew it not; and
10     8, 10-24|           the theatre, if both be open on one day; or thirdly,
11     8, 12-29|        than a command from God to open the book, and read the first
12    10, 2-2  |           therefore, O Lord, am I open, whatever I am; and with
13    11, 1-1  |           affections which we lay open unto Thee, confessing our
14    11, 3-5  |        and beseech him by Thee to open these things unto me, and
15    12, 6-6  |       whatsoever knots Thou didst open for me in this question,
16    12, 16-23|    persuade them to quiet, and to open in them a way for Thy word.
17    13, 13-14|      ascended up on high, and set open the flood-gates of His gifts,
18    13, 18-22|        now that Thy grace is laid open throughout the world), may
19    13, 20-26|           above the earth, in the open firmament of Thy Book; that