Book, Chapter

 1     1, 17-27|        heart by the prop of Thy Scriptures; so had it not trailed away
 2     3, 3-5  |        bend my mind to the holy Scriptures, that I might see what they
 3     3, 3-5  |     feel when I turned to those Scriptures; but they seemed to me unworthy
 4     5, 11-21| Manichees had criticised in Thy Scriptures, I thought could not be
 5     5, 11-21|      produced things out of the Scriptures, not easily withstood, the
 6     5, 11-21|       private. It was, that the Scriptures of the New Testament had
 7     6, 4-6  |         joyed also that the old Scriptures of the law and the Prophets
 8     6, 5-7  |          How knowest thou those Scriptures to have been imparted unto
 9     7, 7-11 |          Our Lord, and the holy Scriptures, which the authority of
10     7, 20-26|      fall, before I studied Thy Scriptures, that it might be imprinted
11     7, 20-26|         been formed in Thy Holy Scriptures, and hadst Thou in the familiar
12     8, 6-14 |     very great pains upon those Scriptures, a conversation arose (suggested
13     9, 5-13 |  begging his advice what of Thy Scriptures I had best read, to become
14    11, 2-3  |       and outward lips: let Thy Scriptures be my pure delights: let
15    11, 22-28|   vehemently kindled toward Thy Scriptures, are not troublesome? Give
16    12, 18-27|       to understand in the Holy Scriptures, the same as the writer
17    12, 31-42|      God hath tempered the holy Scriptures to the senses of many, who